"I Am a Green Hero!" | Nivrith S | TEDxWorld One School
When I grow up, I want to be a nature scientist
—someone who makes machines that help trees grow, or rivers stay clean.
Student Speaker, Fun-Loving Dreamer & Young Green Hero
Nivrith Sayarvar is a cheerful and imaginative 9-year-old from Grade 3D, CBSE. He enjoys
playing cricket with his father near home and loves painting, especially Squid Game characters.
Though a little shy, he likes expressing himself and believes in staying brave no matter what. He
has recently started learning cricket and dreams of becoming a footballer someday.
Nivrith is also learning to care deeply for the world around him. He believes that small acts—
like saving water, keeping nature clean, or simply being kind—can make a big difference. His
thoughts and actions reflect his strong belief in being a “Green Hero,” someone who protects
and respects the Earth.
Deeply supported by his parents and friends, Nivrith aspires to grow into a kind, gentle, and
responsible human being. With a fun-loving spirit, a strong heart, and a green vision, he
continues to explore, create, and inspire in his own quiet, confident way. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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