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We brought a unique motivation to the community – Volunteers of FSL-India’s WC 839, The Great Himalayan National Park

October 25, 2019 Asha Elisha

We were fortunate to participate in UNESCO’s World Heritage workcamp at the Great Himalayan National Park for the duration of 2 weeks, from 12th-25th August 2019. During this program, we had a wonderful experience to bring awareness on Natural Heritage Management among the community and the schoolchildren. We helped to organise various activities such as tree plantation, mural painting and conducted a presentation on biodiversity conservation. Our main aim was to bring unique motivation among the community and schoolchildren through…

Down to the Grassroots: WC-827, Kundapur

February 5, 2019 Asha Elisha

FSL-India’s work camp WC-827 was held for 2 weeks, starting from 21st January 2019 and ending with the final evaluation on 3rd February 2019. The theme was Sustainable Agriculture/ Culture/ Environment. The team consisted of Andrea Granata from Italy, Seoyeon Kim and Jeon Hui Yeon from South Korea. The team followed the work camp schedule for 2 weeks, and made the camp successful. First of all, we went to schools for mural painting, helping in teaching Basic English, wall painting,…

JNTU Students at 22nd HMC, Ananthapuram – Rakesh, Sagar, Meghana & Srisha,Team D

February 2, 2019 Asha Elisha

We are Indian students of FSL-India’s 22nd Happy Move Camp – D team members from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University College of Engineering, Ananthapuram (JNTUCEA). We had a very great time and good experience with the South Korean volunteers in the camp and our team leader, Manjunath B from FSL-India The Korean volunteers mingled with us very well, we had great interaction with the Koreans even with the mentors, they were very helpful and caring. We did renovation work at Government…

Sea Turtle Conservation activities at Tarapathi School, Uppunda – Emil Tenhagen & Melina Schmidt, Germany

January 3, 2019 Asha Elisha

On 15th November, FSL-India’s Sea Turtle Conservation Team conducted a school session at Uppunda Tarapathi School on the importance of the sea turtle for marine health.

Building Bridges in Blue Mahal

August 27, 2017 Asha Elisha

In August 2017, 15 international volunteers from Europe joined the 2 week long ‘Blue Mahal’ work camp at Jodhpur Rajasthan, organized by FSL-India for an Environment / Kids / Culture theme. Around 230 school children benefited from the camp activities of this 2 week program.