1.

Spreading Awareness:

Through various forms of campaigns, awareness creation, and engagements, they create consciousness
and educate the public on environmental problems like pollution, deforestation, climate change and
biodiversity loss.

2. Research and Data Collection:

They engage in research to discover the patterns and the effects of human activities on the
environment. This includes tracking patterns, and providing reports to the authorities and society in
general.

3. Policy Development and Implementation:

They consult with government, and NGOs to formulate and enforce environmental policies. They offer
consultancy services on sustainable practices that need to be adopted.

4. Conservation and Restoration:

They participate help in preserving species that are on the verge of extinction and their natural habitats.
This leads to development and administration of conservancies, rehabilitation of affected habitats, and
encouragement of biological diversity.

5. Sustainable Practices Promotion:

Environmentalists practice sustainable activities across many fields including farming, energy
production, and manufacturing. They support the use of clean energy, efficient methods of agriculture,
and efficient usage of resources, recycling, and the use of environmentally friendly systems.

6. Education and Community Engagement:

They raise awareness in communities about the value of environmental conservation. This includes
holding awareness campaigns and training sessions that seek to inculcate in people the need to live
green and minimize their impact on the environment.

7. Monitoring and Compliance:

Environmentalists watch environmental conditions and advocate environmental legislation. They survey
locations, evaluate the effects of the environment on the business and vice versa, and make sure that
the business and people follow the rules set down to protect the environment.