Land Rewilding
Restoring native ecosystems by planting endemic trees, shrubs, and flowering plants that support birds, butterflies, pollinators, and wildlife.
OUR WORK IN THE FIELDRestoring
Restoring
What Belongs Here.
From rewilding degraded land to protecting freshwater ecosystems, our conservation work is rooted in ecological science and local knowledge.
Riverine Conservation
Protecting Punjab's freshwater ecosystems and flagship species like the gharial through fieldwork, monitoring, and community engagement.
Native Species Recovery
Cultivating and propagating indigenous plant species to rebuild ecological relationships that conventional afforestation overlooks.
Biodiversity Monitoring
Documenting species presence, population trends, and ecosystem health across our rewilding sites to guide evidence-based conservation.
Community Education
Running school sessions, workshops, and field programmes to build the next generation of conservation stewards in Punjab.
Organic Farming Integration
Supporting farmers to reduce chemical inputs, rebuild soil health, and farm in ways that complement rather than degrade surrounding ecosystems.