Campus Air Health Dashboard & Green Forest Monitor · Official Site ↗
Announcements, circulars, exams, events, scholarships and emergency contacts
Real-time ecological intelligence · Your Campus Name here
PM2.5 (μg/m³)
--
NO₂ (μg/m³)
--
O₃ Ozone (μg/m³)
--
CO₂ Estimate (ppm)
418
Temperature
Humidity
Wind km/h
AQI Status
UV Radiation Index
Sunscreen recommended when UV > 5.
Avoid prolonged exposure 11am–3pm.
Mission Green-Campus certified ambassadors of Your Campus Name here · Become an Ambassador →
The full campus calendar — our own events, green observance days and student opportunities — is now on this campus's Innovation-Hub.
⚡ Energy
Solar Capacity
250 kW
Solar Generation
27,500 kWh/mo
Campus Power from Solar
32%
LED Lighting Coverage
95%
EV Charging Points
6
💧 Water
RWH Structures
8
RWH Storage
500,000 L
Recharge Pits
23
Wastewater Recycled
150,000 L/day
Annual Water Use
17,998 kL
♻️ Waste
Segregation Practice
Wet / Dry / E-waste / Hazardous waste segregated at source
Compost Units
6
Compost Output
1,500 kg/mo
Plastic-Free Status
Single-use plastic restricted across campus
Recycling Tie-ups
Authorized recyclers for paper, plastic, e-waste and metal
🦋 Biodiversity & Land
Green Cover
48%
Special Gardens
Butterfly Garden, Herbal Garden, Medicinal Plant Garden
Bird Species Spotted
42
Nest Boxes
30
Water Bodies
2 restored ponds + 1 rainwater harvesting lake
🌍 Air & Climate
Carbon Footprint
1,850 tCO₂/yr
AQI Monitor
Installed — Main Academic Block
🚲 Mobility & Practices
Green Mobility
Electric vehicles, bicycles, cycle parking and carpooling encouraged
Green Practices
Paperless office, LED lighting, solar energy, plastic reduction and tree plantation
🏅 People & Recognition
Eco Activities
25 /yr
Green Audits
Annual Green Audit conducted
Awards & Recognition
Green Campus Award, Best Eco Club Award, Swachh Campus Recognition
Every tree you tag is monitored, measured, and contributes to verified green credits for Your Campus Name here.
🌱 Join this Green-CampusWhy this data matters
Every number on this dashboard has a direct impact on the health and learning of everyone on campus.
PM2.5 — Fine Particles
Particles smaller than 2.5 microns penetrate deep into lungs and bloodstream. High PM2.5 is linked to respiratory disease and reduced cognitive performance in students.
NO₂ — Nitrogen Dioxide
Emitted by vehicles and generators near campus. NO₂ irritates airways, worsens asthma, and reduces lung capacity — especially harmful during outdoor activities.
UV Index — Solar Radiation
Guides when sunscreen is needed and when outdoor activities should be limited. Consistent UV exposure raises long-term risk of skin and vision issues.
Campus Trees — Your Green Shield
Each registered tree actively absorbs CO₂, filters air pollutants, reduces surface temperature by up to 8°C, and provides a measurable health dividend to every person on campus.
Our Green Campus Pledge
