A colourful 8-page tabloid, GT not only provides a fresh perspective and new ways of looking at environmental issues, but does so in an engaging, attractive and humorous way. Teachers and interested parents find it useful as a teaching aid. This 'survival guide' helps readers to read between the lines of complex environment and development issues.

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CHILDREN'S BOOKS

	NAINA'S VILLAGE Authors: Feisal Alkazi, Priti Jain, Jayshree Oza and Kaushalya Ramdas Two children from a city visit a village of Uttar Pradesh for their summer holidays. The book tells of their experiences and their exposure to Indian rural reality. Excerpts Order Now!  (out of print)
	THE RAINDROP Authors: Priti Jain, Feisal Alkazi, Martha Farell and Kaushalya Ramdas A village near Chandigarh in Haryana transforms itself from a drought-prone one to a food exporting one through community efforts and scientific water- shed management. The book got an award in the XXIXth National Prize Competition for children's literature by NCERT Excerpts Order Now! (out of print)
	CHIPKO Authors:  Feisal Alkazi, Priti Jain, Kaushalya Ramdas, Martha Farell and Shevta Kalyanwala The book is about a people's movement to save their forests and trees. Excerpts Order Now!  (out of print)
	THE CHILIKA LAKE ADVENTURE Authors:  Shveta Kalyanwala, Feisal Alkazi and Martha Farrell Twelve-year-old twins Ishita and Sujai have plenty of adventures at the Chilika lake in Orissa. The book tells about their experiences with local fisher folk and their problems, the degradation of the lake due to silt and sewage and how the twins participate in the protest march to save the lake. Excerpts

	MANUALS
The Ecological Footprint Manual

Are you a concerned parent or an enthusiastic educator wanting to conduct your own Ecological Footprint Project eco-tour with children? Wondering what is the relationship between mainstream curriculum and environment education? The manual - Our Ecological Footprint - is just for you. It deals with issues specific to an urban centre, viz. water scarcity, water pollution, air pollution and waste management. Even if you do not reside in a large metropolis like Delhi, you can link the concept of the Ecological Footprint and adapt it to the problems and issues specific to your area.

Information has been structured so as to act as resource material for the teacher for ecotours as well as in the classroom. Certain sections can be photocopied and distributed to students as additional information.

Emphasis has been laid on learning by doing - simple activities have been suggested which provide insights to the problems as well as solutions.

INFORMATIVE POSTERS FOR SCHOOLS

Informative posters are available FREE for those who join the Gobar Times Environment Network.