About Us
Meahlvanam is a registered non-profit organization devoted to conserving nature focusing on reversing the alarming decline of our biodiversity of native flora and fauna.
Current Project
Creating a biodiversity model through eco-restoration approach on a wild farmland at Kadakkavur, Trivandrum, Kerala.
Clean Up Drives
Meahlvanam Trust is dedicated to water conservation, ensuring sustainable solutions for a better tomorrow. Join us in preserving this precious resource by promoting responsible usage, protecting natural water bodies, and supporting eco-friendly initiatives for a thriving environment and community.
Native Tree Restoration
Reviving and restoring declining native species of trees, plants and their associated fauna to rebuild resilient ecosystems and preserve biodiversity for future generations.
Fauna Conservation
Meahlvanam Trust is committed to the conservation of fauna, striving to protect wildlife and their habitats. Together, we can safeguard biodiversity, promote coexistence, and create a sustainable future where all species thrive in harmony with nature.
Integrated Farming
Demonstrate harmony between farming and biodiversity by integrating natural practices, enriching soil health and reviving traditional wisdom for community sustainability.
Support for Marginalized
Connect children of all abilities with nature through hands-on learning, fostering a deep appreciation and action for ecosystems and their vital role in sustaining life.
Hand in Hand
Meahlvanam Trust believes in the power of collaboration. By joining hands with NGOs and organizations, we aim to carry out impactful biodiversity conservation and eco-friendly projects. Together, we can build a sustainable future and protect the natural world for generations to come.
Activities
Squirrel
On 02-01-2020 Just born Squirrel, eyes unopened was rescued. Rehabilitated with care and after months…
One day exposure trip by National College PG Students. 13 August 2022
Awareness program on natural, traditional farming, benefits of natural fertilizers & natural pesticides were discussed…