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From Classrooms to Forests: Educating Future Conservation Leaders
Team Nature’s Buddy, with the support of Six Senses Vana, conducted a Nature Walk in Soda Saroli, Raipur Range with students from The Oasis School (Oberai school of Integrated studies) A total of 17 students participated in the 2.5-hour walk, where they were introduced to the rich biodiversity of the area. The session focused on local wildlife, birds, and their ecological importance, along with simple individual actions students can take for conservation. Students were also i
Abhishek Rawat
May 61 min read


Raising Hope in the Elephant Corridor: A Story of Prevention, Persistence, and Protection
In the heart of Uttarakhand’s forest landscape, the Kansarau–Barkote Elephant Corridor has long served as a vital passage for wild elephants moving between habitats. However, like many forested areas across the state, it has also faced a silent and growing threat low-hanging electrical infrastructure. Over the years, Uttarakhand has witnessed several tragic incidents of elephants losing their lives due to electrocution. From accidental contact with low-height transformers t
Abhishek Rawat
Mar 31 min read


Young Minds for Gentle Giants: Elephant Conservation Awareness at GIC Chidderwala
Around 35 enthusiastic students from Government Inter College (GIC) Chidderwala, studying in Classes 6 to 9, took part in an Elephant Conservation Awareness Programme aimed at nurturing compassion, creativity, and conservation ethics among young minds. The programme combined learning with art, where students creatively expressed their commitment to wildlife conservation by designing and crafting elephant masks, turning imagination into a powerful conservation message. The par
Abhishek Rawat
Feb 11 min read


Project Elephant Through the Lens of Nature’s Buddy NGO: Conservation, Corridors & Coexistence
Project Elephant, launched by the Government of India in 1992, is a national initiative dedicated to the conservation of Asian elephants, their habitats, and the migratory corridors that allow safe movement across landscapes. With India holding nearly 60% of the global Asian elephant population, the project plays a crucial role in protecting this endangered species. Its objectives include habitat restoration, scientific monitoring, human–elephant conflict mitigation, and impr
Abhishek Rawat
Jan 132 min read
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