Reviving native freshwater fish species in Kerala's rivers and backwaters.
Kerala's waterways are home to over 200 native freshwater fish species, many of which are facing decline due to habitat loss, pollution, and invasive species. Our Native Fish Breeding project works to restore these populations through careful breeding programs and habitat restoration.
We breed native species in controlled environments and release them back into natural water bodies, while also working to clean and restore river habitats to support long-term survival.
Breed and release 50,000 native fish into natural waterways by 2028.
Clean and restore 20 km of river habitat for native aquatic species.
Educate fishing communities on sustainable practices and species protection.
Document native species populations and breeding patterns across Kerala.
Restore natural food chains in rivers and backwater systems.
Promote responsible fishing practices among local communities.
Identify endangered native species, establish breeding centers, and begin controlled reproduction programs.
Clean river beds, remove invasive species, and restore natural water flow to prepare release sites.
Release bred fish into natural habitats and monitor population recovery over time.
Specializing in native fish species conservation with 15 years of research in Kerala's freshwater ecosystems.
Overseeing our fish breeding operations and ensuring optimal conditions for species reproduction.
Working with fishing communities to promote sustainable practices and species protection.
