Cleaning and restoring the Periyar River ecosystem for healthier waterways.
The Periyar River is the longest river in Kerala, providing water to millions of people and sustaining rich biodiversity. However, pollution, encroachment, and waste dumping have degraded its health significantly over the years.
Our River Periyar Cleanup project brings together volunteers, local communities, and government agencies to clean river banks, remove waste, restore natural flow, and create awareness about river conservation.
Remove 500 tons of waste from the Periyar River and its tributaries.
Replant native vegetation along 30 km of riverbanks to prevent erosion.
Mobilize 5,000 volunteers for regular river cleanup drives.
Educate 100,000 people about river pollution and prevention.
Work with local authorities to enforce anti-pollution regulations.
Restore fish populations and biodiversity in cleaned river sections.
Map pollution hotspots, identify waste sources, and develop a comprehensive cleanup strategy.
Organize large-scale cleanup operations with volunteers, boats, and waste management teams.
Replant riverbanks, install waste collection points, and establish monitoring systems.
Leading our river cleanup operations with expertise in environmental engineering and waste management.
Mobilizing communities and volunteers to participate in regular river cleanup drives.
Overseeing riverbank restoration and replanting efforts along the Periyar River.
