Work that takes root in the soil and the soul of Kulal.

Kulal Indigenous Tree InitiativeReforestation

Kulal Indigenous Tree Initiative

Restoring 50 hectares of degraded forest with indigenous species nurtured by local women’s groups.

Community Office LaunchOffice

Community Office Launch

A dedicated office space to coordinate Kulal conservation, outreach and local partnership work.

Kulal Wildlife WatchBiodiversity

Kulal Wildlife Watch

Citizen-science monitoring of birds, mammals and pollinators across the Kulal ecosystem.

Green Schools of KulalEducation

Green Schools of Kulal

Environmental clubs in 14 primary and secondary schools across Loiyangalani, Gatab and Kargi wards.

Elders & Indigenous KnowledgeCommunity

Elders & Indigenous Knowledge

Documenting traditional ecological knowledge and embedding it in modern conservation planning.