Shruti Haasan roped in as the brand ambassador of WWF India

Shruti Haasan has been roped in as the brand ambassador of World Wide Fund for Nature-India (WWF India) and will be supporting it in its mission to build a future where humans can live in harmony with nature. The actress said that each one of us should start contributing towards environment conservation by taking small steps to spread awareness about conservation. She said in a statement, “Environment conservation is the single most important thing that should be in our minds. Our well-being is connected intrinsically to the well-being of our planet. I am honoured and privileged to be able to use my voice in a positive way for a cause that is so important.”

WWF India has been working towards conserving the natural environment by working in critical regions. It has addressed the cause of species conservation through various field-level activities in different landscapes working together with the partners. It also takes upon itself the responsibility to educate the masses about conservation, sustainability, and ecology.

Shruti, actress, singer and music composer, added that the connection or link between human health and nature cannot be denied, therefore, we must look at sustainable methods of living and learn to co-exist. “A subject close to my heart is talking about the need for a balance between humans and wildlife, and this has often been disregarded and disrupted. We must respect and support co-existence. The mantra to a better and a healthy future,” she said.

(Agencies)

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