Butterfly, Dragonfly & Moth Walks in Delhi NCR

A tiny Grass Blue butterfly on a wildflower. It is these small, often overlooked details that our biodiversity walks focus on. We encourage everyone to slow down and appreciate the little things.

A Pale Grass Blue butterfly seen during one of our nature walks. The intricate patterns on its wings are a beautiful example of nature's artistry, something we love to point out to our groups.

A golden-winged Skimmer dragonfly seen during our walk at Sunder Nursery. These insects are not only beautiful but are also indicators of a healthy wetland ecosystem.

A dragonfly resting on a lotus bud. Aquatic environments like our ponds are hotspots for dragonfly activity, making them a key focus during our insect-themed walks.

Participants on our Dragonfly Walk at Sunder Nursery getting a close look at the life in and around the lotus ponds. These walks are about patient observation and discovery.

A group enjoying the scenery around the water bodies at Sunder Nursery during our Dragonfly Walk. These green spaces are vital for both wildlife and human well-being in the city.

A Common Crow and a Peacock Pansy butterfly, both spotted at our Lucknow site. The return of diverse butterfly species is a clear sign that our restoration efforts are creating a healthy habitat.

To celebrate National Moth Week, we set up a light screen at our Sorkha site to see what nocturnal insects would appear. The night holds a surprising amount of life, and this is a unique way to document urban biodiversity.

Documenting the moths attracted to our light screen. By photographing and identifying these species, we contribute valuable data to global citizen science projects that map insect populations.