This is a mission for Mother Nature: to spread the message of wilderness conservation for our ancient mountains, the Western Ghats, and provide inputs for ethnic community-based conservation and monitoring of natural resources. The “Hornbills” represent the right of the remaining rainforests to thrive, the “Riparian Forests” represent the right of the river to flow in each stretch, and the “Endemic Kadar Tribe” represents the right of human to keep our land and resources intact. We are here to learn, document, encourage discourse, and collaborate for actions that result in ecological restoration, green policy frameworks, nature-based solutions, and sustainable development goals for climate action and resilience in a nature-blessed world for coexistence.

We engage local communities, government departments, and policymakers with the thread of ecological understanding of the Western Ghats mountains, flora, fauna, indigenous people, riparian forests, hornbills and the intricate ecosystems that thrive within this biodiverse region. By fostering partnerships and sharing knowledge, we aim to empower communities to protect their heritage while promoting sustainable practices that benefit both people and nature in this era of climate change.