The burgeoning unsustainable consumption and production patterns of human are creating more burdens to our planet and there should be an urgent attention required to address these concerns to lower the damage. Ecological foot-printing is a sensitive tool which measures the population's demand for resources against nature's supply. It provides a measure of these global ecological impact and shows the insights into natural resource use and the effectiveness of policies to pursue sustainable developments or improvements. The current study (first of it's kind) focuses on analysis of Ecological Footprints of Cardiff University (Case Study) and compare the results with City, Region & Global Ecological Footprint values. The analysis/ results include detailed breakdown of consumption & production patterns (big hitters: food & drink, housing (energy use), travel, shopping & recreational activities, waste production and water consumptions). These results helped in developing a series of recommendations and policy proposals that would show a drastic decrease in overall burdens created by Cardiff University. (Motto: Think Global & Act Local. Save Earth & Save Yourself)

Specializing in Urban & Environmental Planning, Ecological & Carbon footprinting, Governance & Policy. He is a RTPI qualified Urban Environmental Planner from Cardiff University (UK) & ITPI qualified Urban Planner from School of Planning and Architecture, JNT University (Hyd'bad, IND). He is also into Clean & Green, Social & Philanthropic services.