A successful clean-up campaign was conducted at the Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, engaging 20 volunteers. The campaign aimed to protect the marine ecosystem and promote environmental conservation.

An awareness campaign was successfully conducted at the Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, engaging 25 volunteers. The campaign aimed to educate the public about the importance of marine conservation and the reserve's unique ecosystem.

20 volunteers and forest officers from Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary done a clean-up activity and collected around 50kg of plastic and other waste.

Pichavaram Mangrove Clean-Up InitiativeA successful clean-up activity was conducted at Pichavaram Mangrove by a team of 120 volunteers and forest officers. The outcome was remarkable:Collected approximately 280kg of plastic and other wasteThis collaborative effort demonstrates the community's commitment to protecting the fragile mangrove ecosystem

Mobilising Wetland Mitras and local community people around Therthangal Birds Sanctuary in which 31 people where participated and 20 tree sampling planted.

Mobilising Wetland Mitras and local community people around Sakkarakottai Birds Sanctuary in which 12 people where participated and 20 tree sampling planted

Mobilising Wetland Mitras and local community people around Kanjirankulam Birds Sanctuary in which 12 people where participated and 30 tree sampling planted

Mobilising Wetland Mitras and local community people around Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve in which 15 people where participated and 50 tree sampling planted.

Mobilising Wetland Mitras and local community people around Chithrangudi Birds Sanctuary in which 28 people where participated and 30 tree sampling planted

We conducted the following programs at Ramsar sites at Wildlife Division, Ramanathpuram:1. Nature Dialogue with students and screening of documentaries2. Mangrove Nursery Visit 3. Bike rally for awareness 4. Ceremonial Plantation5. Beach clean up6. Community awareness program