Jeevdhara is a design-led journal that explores the ecological and cultural landscape of the Ganga through stories, illustrations, and interactive activities. Developed as part of the Namami Gange initiative, it brings together environmental awareness and participatory learning through a structured, visual format.
This journal focuses on endangered species found across the Ganga ecosystem, combining informative content with hands-on engagement. Each section introduces a species through narratives and visual documentation, followed by weekly activities, reflections, and creative exercises that encourage users to observe, think, and respond.
Species-based storytelling and illustrations
Scientific and ecological information
Weekly activity pages (drawing, mapping, exploration)
Reflection and self-evaluation sections
Visual layouts designed for interaction and engagement
Jeevdhara is designed as an interactive learning tool that blends information with participation. The structure moves from awareness to engagement, using design methods to transform passive reading into active exploration. The integration of visual storytelling, activities, and reflection creates a layered experience that connects users with environmental issues in a personal and meaningful way.
Jeevdhara translates research and ecological data into an accessible and interactive format. It functions as both a learning tool and a design output, demonstrating how visual communication and participation can be combined to create meaningful awareness and engagement.
