Delhi Greens provided outreach support to the 48°C Public Art Ecology Project and was the official Outreach Coordinator for this Festival.

Dr. Govind Singh of Delhi Greens was invited to speak at the Eco Clubs Unite - Sanskriti - event hosted by Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri.

The Climate March was part of Global Climate Campaign and was joined by Eco Clubs of different colleges, teachers and supporting staff.

Delhi Greens coordinated the Play, A Sense of Wonder, which is based on the work and life of renowned environmentalist Rachel Carson.

Delhi Greens organised Urban Ecotourism Expedition for the students of Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi in September 2008.

The event with Lester Brown concluded with a more aware and sensitized audience, willing to take green action for environmental protection.

Delhi Greens was one of the first Civil Society organisations to analyze the release of India's National Action Plan on Climate Change.

Delhi Greens carried out a citizens-survey of the users of the BRT System in South Delhi along with Centre for Science & Environment.

Delhi Greens organised the first DYSoC 2008 at and in collaboration with Teen Murti Bhawan on 28 and 29 May, 2008.

Delhi Greens partnered with the delhibird Network to organise and lead the North Delhi organisation of the Big Bird Day 2008 event.