The Wildlife Institute of India's Dean, leading the cheetah reintroduction and Great Indian Bustard conservation breeding programs, delivered a thought-provoking talk at P.B.S. College on "Infusion of Science in Large Carnivore Conservation." The talk focused on the potential for large carnivore conservation even in densely populated areas, with the right management strategies. Over 200 students from nearby institutions attended, learning the importance of scientific approaches in wildlife preservation. The session successfully sparked a sense of conservation responsibility within the audience.

P.B.S. College held an Ozone Day seminar on September 16th, 2023, co-organized by the Green Club and the Pollution Board. The event aimed to educate students about the ozone layer, its vulnerability, and the environmental consequences of its depletion. Discussions also highlighted the Montreal Protocol's success in tackling this issue. Over 150 students from environmental clubs participated, raising awareness and promoting a sense of environmental responsibility.

P.B.S. College commemorated the death anniversary of the renowned poet and cultural icon, Gurujada Apparao, on November 26th, 2023. The event celebrated his life and lasting contributions to Indian society and culture. Students and college staff actively participated in the open-ground ceremony, remembering his dedication and significant role in shaping the nation's identity.

To mark National Pollution Control Day on December 2nd, 2023, P.B.S. College's Green Club collaborated with the Andhra Pradesh State Energy Conservation Mission. Students organized a public rally to raise awareness about pollution control and prevention of industrial disasters. The rally, featuring slogans and messages, aimed to encourage both government and individuals to take action for a cleaner and healthier environment.

In observance of World Environment Day on April 3rd, 2023, the Green Club hosted a talk focused on reducing plastic usage. The talk, led by Director Sri Vemuri Babu Rao, addressed the theme of plastic pollution and its detrimental impact on the planet. The event aimed to educate students and the community about the importance of minimizing single-use plastics. A resolution to ban plastic on campus was implemented, reflecting a commitment to a cleaner and more sustainable future.

In honor of World Earth Day on April 22nd, 2023, the Green and Eco Clubs joined forces for a celebratory event. The focus was on highlighting the critical role of forests in maintaining healthy ecosystems. Students enthusiastically participated in various competitions like poster making and "best from waste" creations. The guest speaker, N.V. Bhaskara Rao, Joint Chief Environment Engineer, commended the students for their creativity and commitment to environmental protection. This event served as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect the planet for future generations.

On April 3rd, 2023, the Green and Eco Clubs took a step towards a plastic-free campus by organizing a plastic waste collection drive. This initiative aimed to educate students about responsible waste management and the dangers of plastic pollution. Students actively participated in the collection process, using eco-friendly bags and baskets. The collected waste was then sorted and disposed of in designated bins. This event not only promoted a cleaner campus environment but also encouraged a more sustainable future.

The Green and Eco Clubs took the initiative on March 28th, 2023, to promote sustainable waste management through a pipe composting workshop. Students actively built a composting system using recycled pipes and canteen vegetable waste. This hands-on experience aimed to educate them on aerobic composting methods and encourage the wider student community to adopt pipe composting at home, reducing overall waste generation.

In recognition of World Forestry Day on March 21st, 2023, the Green and Eco Clubs organized a guest lecture in the college seminar hall. B.V.A. Krishna Murthy, Deputy Conservator of Forests, served as the resource person, enlightening students on the crucial role of forests in combating climate change, global warming, and greenhouse gas emissions. The event aimed to raise awareness within the student community and the public about the importance of forests for the survival of all living beings and the planet itself.