Together for a greener Bengal, and a healthier planet.
The Centre for Ecological Movement (CEMO) works across Bengal's schools, wetlands and villages — educating the next generation, protecting wildlife, and defending the water bodies our cities depend on.
A movement powered by people who care about the earth.
Established in 2003–04 and registered in 2006, CEMO is a non-governmental organisation (with 80G) dedicated to environmental awareness and to projects that connect individuals and institutions passionate about ecological conservation.
- Eco-education in urban, suburban & rural schools — our best success story
- Wildlife protection: peacocks, open-billed storks, tigers & migratory birds
- Defending wetlands — from the Sunderbans to Rabindra Sarovar
Where your support goes to work
Four programmes, one goal — a healthier, greener Bengal for the generations to come.
School Eco-Education
Awareness programmes, teacher workshops and inter-school fests — water conservation is running in 8 schools right now.
Learn moreWildlife & Habitat
The Peacock Project at Rajhat, open-billed stork preservation in Birbhum, and campaigns for tigers and migratory birds.
Learn moreWetlands & Waterbodies
From Santraganchi Jheel to Rabindra Sarovar and the East Kolkata Wetlands — protecting the waters our cities depend on.
Learn moreGreen Cities & Villages
Tree planting, no-plastic zones, bio-toilets in Purulia villages, and city beautification drives across Bengal.
Learn moreHow you can help
Every contribution — money, time or a classroom — moves the movement forward.
Donate
80G tax benefit on every contribution. Your support funds programmes on the ground across Bengal.
Donate nowVolunteer
Join our walks, plantation drives and awareness programmes. Students and professionals welcome.
Join as volunteerPartner your school
Our school programmes are free. Bring a water, wildlife or habitat programme to your students.
Invite CEMOTwo decades in pictures
What our community says
CEMO's water conservation programme changed how our students think about every drop. The sessions are engaging, practical and completely free for the school.
Working with CEMO on the bio-toilet project in Purulia showed us what a small, dedicated team can achieve in a village when they truly listen to the community.
From the Walk to Save the Tiger to the protest for Rabindra Sarovar — CEMO has been showing up for Bengal's environment for two decades. Proud to volunteer.
Partners who power our projects
Every hand makes the movement stronger.
Donate, volunteer, or bring CEMO to your school — and be part of two decades of standing up for Bengal's environment.
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