Bharatshubhamayee Namita Foundation believes that one ecosystem is one planet. Humans as well as every other organism are dependent on their environment. Every living and non-living component of an ecosystem from plants to microbes to man is linked together in a complicated web. Their interdependence results in their proliferation and even in their survival. Any change in their environment, even in distant parts of the planet affects living things and their environment elsewhere. The ecosystem along with its biotic and abiotic components is an integral part of this environment.

The environment has now become a concern worldwide. The 1960 publication ‘Silent Spring’ by Rachel Carson was the milestone of this social movement for the welfare of the environment. An ever-expanding population, warning level of pollution, massive land degradation, large-scale deforestation, and a number of other anthropogenic causes lead to an overall degradation of the environment. A prime concern of Bharatshubhamayee Namita Foundation is to conserve the environment we survive in.