nature conservation India

What began as a small act inspired by a neighbour became a 25-year-long green movement. With no funds or land, Bholeshwar Palange has grown and donated over 1 lakh saplings — turning a parking lot into a thriving nursery and involving his entire family in the mission.

Every monsoon, India’s landscapes come alive with rare wildflowers like Neelakurinji and Brahma Kamal. These fleeting blooms do more than dazzle — they feed bees, protect soil, and hold centuries of cultural meaning.

From army veteran to earth warrior, Ramesh Kharmale and his family are reviving barren hills — one trench at a time

Koodugal Trust, a Chennai-based initiative is transforming communities by combining education, conservation, and hands-on action to protect sparrows and inspire future generations to give back to nature.

In the 1980s, reckless logging had rendered over 5500 acres of land barren. Today, the same land is a thriving eco-system teeming with all kinds of wildlife! #GreenIndia