Join Earthings Nature Foundation for three days of hands-on eco-restoration activities in the beautiful forests of Tholpetty, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Be part of our ongoing mission to restore native ecosystems by removing invasive species, supporting forest regeneration, and contributing to meaningful conservation work alongside fellow nature enthusiasts.

The programme focused on the restoration of degraded forest habitat through the removal and management of invasive plant species, helping create better conditions for native vegetation and natural forest regeneration.

This is not a recreational tour. It is a field-based conservation programme that requires commitment, discipline, teamwork, and respect for the forest and its wildlife.

Camp Highlights

• 🌿 Hands-on invasive species removal and habitat restoration
• 🌳 Forest regeneration and ecological conservation activities
• 🐾 Field experience in a wildlife-rich forest landscape
• 🤝 Collaborative work with fellow conservation enthusiasts
• 🏞️ Activities conducted under the guidance of Forest Department officials

Limited to 30 participants. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration

Please register your slot filling the following form

https://forms.gle/sdx1yzvrUPyqD6a97

Camp Rules & Regulations

To ensure the safety of participants and minimise our impact on the forest, all participants are required to strictly follow these guidelines.

• 1. No Intoxicants

  The use of alcohol, drugs, or any intoxicating substances is strictly prohibited during the camp.

• 2. Appropriate Clothing

  Participants should wear dull-coloured clothing that blends with the forest surroundings and minimises disturbance to wildlife.

• 3. Follow Forest Department Instructions

  Forest officials are our guides and protectors. Their instructions must be followed strictly throughout the camp for participant safety and protection of the forest.

• 4. Suitable Footwear

  Wear proper footwear suitable for forest trekking and field activities to ensure safety and comfort.

• 5. Carry Necessary Medication

  Participants must carry their necessary personal medications and take responsibility for their individual health requirements.

• 6. Follow Forest Rules

  All applicable forest rules and regulations must be strictly followed. These rules are essential for safeguarding the ecosystem.

• 7. Remain Within the Camp Area

  For safety and to minimise disturbance, participants must not leave the designated camp area without proper permission.

• 8. Wildlife Safety

  Tholpetty is a wildlife-rich landscape. Participants must strictly follow Forest Department instructions and maintain appropriate behaviour around wildlife.

• 9. Do Not Disturb Wildlife

  Do not engage in any activity that may irritate, attract, chase, feed, or otherwise disturb wildlife. Wildlife must be allowed to remain undisturbed.

• 10. Respect Local Communities

  Participants must respect local and tribal communities and must not interfere in their affairs or way of life.

• 11. Avoid Perfumes

  Participants are requested not to use perfumes or strong fragrances, as these may interfere with the natural environment.

• 12. Leave No Trace

  Plastic and other waste must be disposed of responsibly. Participants should ensure that no waste is left behind in the forest.

• 13. Follow Camp Coordinator Instructions

  All participants must diligently follow the instructions of the camp coordinators, who are responsible for ensuring the safety and smooth conduct of the programme.

This Is a Restoration Camp — Not a Tour

This camp is a conservation responsibility, not merely a recreational trip. Every participant is expected to approach the programme with seriousness, discipline, and dedication towards the protection and restoration of our forests.