To maintain communication about the environment SFCD developed a newspaper called Jal-Tarang that was distributed to participating schools. However, after two years it became apparent that there was demand for a wider circle of incoming and outgoing information.

Therefore, in 2006 SFCD established Eco-Tarang to explore environmental initiatives not only in Delhi, but in states across India. It is distributed to over 16,000 eco-club schools in both a bilingual print version and a Hindi audio version.

Avacayam:

The river Yamuna is often littered with discarded temple flowers. To clean the river and eliminate this waste, SFCD created a method of using the flowers to make safe, non-toxic colors for Holi. This initiative provides a job and a source of income for many disabled students at VTC.

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