7 Indian Celebs Who Care for and Support Mother Nature

Know more about how some of our favourite Indian celebs have used their privileged platforms to spread awareness about conserving the planet

23 April, 2022

7 Indian Celebs Who Care for and Support Mother Nature

Know more about how some of our favourite Indian celebs have used their privileged platforms to spread awareness about conserving the planet

The UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador for India, Dia Mirza is the first celeb that comes to mind when it comes to consciously supporting and practicing environmentalism. She was also announced as the ambassador of Wildlife Trust of India in 2017.

1DiaThe UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador for India, Dia Mirza is the first celeb that comes to mind when it comes to consciously supporting and practicing environmentalism. She was also announced as the ambassador of Wildlife Trust of India in 2017.

Actor Alia Bhatt had started an initiative to help understand the delicate balance of nature called Coexist. She has also been associated with adoption campaigns for animals and has actively spoken about saving the flora and fauna and preserving the marine lives and our oceans. She had also previously started a social media campaign to discourage the use of plastic, with the hashtag #BeatPlasticPollution.

2AliaActor Alia Bhatt had started an initiative to help understand the delicate balance of nature called Coexist. She has also been associated with adoption campaigns for animals and has actively spoken about saving the flora and fauna and preserving the marine lives and our oceans. She had also previously started a social media campaign to discourage the use of plastic, with the hashtag #BeatPlasticPollution.

Actor-producer Anushka Sharma has always been an advocate of stricter wildlife protection laws and she along with her husband Virat Kohli have set up two animal shelters on the outskirts of Mumbai. She has launched awareness drives such as Pawsitive, to raise awareness about how noise and pollution can harm animals.

3AnushkaActor-producer Anushka Sharma has always been an advocate of stricter wildlife protection laws and she along with her husband Virat Kohli have set up two animal shelters on the outskirts of Mumbai. She has launched awareness drives such as Pawsitive, to raise awareness about how noise and pollution can harm animals.

Bhumi Pednekar has been super vocal about environmental degeneration, and she started an initiative, Climate Warriors, to spread awareness about everything we need to correct in order to stop global warming and save the planet. From oil spills to carbon footprints, Bhumi has consistently worked towards and shared information about how certain policies and practises have hurt the environment. Her passion for sustainability extends to the beauty industry as she loves her make-up!

4BhumiBhumi Pednekar has been super vocal about environmental degeneration, and she started an initiative, Climate Warriors, to spread awareness about everything we need to correct in order to stop global warming and save the planet. From oil spills to carbon footprints, Bhumi has consistently worked towards and shared information about how certain policies and practises have hurt the environment. Her passion for sustainability extends to the beauty industry as she loves her make-up!

An equestrian, a passionate wildlife photographer, and environmental activist, actor Randeep Hooda has worked on various BBC Earth conservation initiatives. He has spoken about a host of important environmental issues including preserving oceans to raise awareness. He is the former ambassador of the Convention for the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS).

5RandeepAn equestrian, a passionate wildlife photographer, and environmental activist, actor Randeep Hooda has worked on various BBC Earth conservation initiatives. He has spoken about a host of important environmental issues including preserving oceans to raise awareness. He is the former ambassador of the Convention for the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS).

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Global UNICEF Goodwill ambassador, has spoken about the importance of conserving our natural resources and saving the planet for future generations. Apart from this, Priyanka has also supported many environmental campaigns, like the Greenathon, which focused on creating a better tomorrow by adopting eco-friendly habits today.

6Priyanka ChopraPriyanka Chopra Jonas, Global UNICEF Goodwill ambassador, has spoken about the importance of conserving our natural resources and saving the planet for future generations. Apart from this, Priyanka has also supported many environmental campaigns, like the Greenathon, which focused on creating a better tomorrow by adopting eco-friendly habits today.

Nandita Das collaborated with the Centre for Science and Environment, a prominent public interest research and advocacy organisation based in New Delhi, to spread awareness about the conservation of water and urged everyone to stop being careless about their water consumption. She directed a CSE film on harvesting rain and contributed to the water literacy movement.

7NanditaNandita Das collaborated with the Centre for Science and Environment, a prominent public interest research and advocacy organisation based in New Delhi, to spread awareness about the conservation of water and urged everyone to stop being careless about their water consumption. She directed a CSE film on harvesting rain and contributed to the water literacy movement.

Dia has spoken on and advocated for a range of topics, from segregation of waste to sustainable fashion. Here, you can see her walking the ramp for Abraham & Thakore’s Assemble. Disassemble. Reassemble collection, made with fabrics that are made from recycled post-consumer PET bottles.

8DiaDia has spoken on and advocated for a range of topics, from segregation of waste to sustainable fashion. Here, you can see her walking the ramp for Abraham & Thakore’s Assemble. Disassemble. Reassemble collection, made with fabrics that are made from recycled post-consumer PET bottles.

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