Join Aravalli Cleanup Drives & Plogging in Gurugram

From briefing to bagging. This video shows the process of our cleanup drives, where we organize, collect, and ensure the collected waste is properly handled.

Our volunteers don't hesitate to get into the thick of it. Here, they are carefully removing trash that has accumulated off the main trail, restoring the natural landscape.

Even the youngest members of our community are passionate about cleaning our forests. This is proof that when you have the will, you find a way to contribute.

Before we start, we always brief our volunteers on the importance of waste segregation. Once mixed, waste is just waste, but when segregated, it becomes a resource.

We leave behind messages of responsibility, not trash. Our signs, like "Mera Kachra, Meri Zimmedari," serve as gentle reminders to all visitors to keep the trails clean.

Another powerful message we put up: "Spots on Leopard, not on our trail." This connects our cleanup efforts directly to protecting the wildlife that calls the Aravallis home.

An inspiring moment of an elder volunteer actively participating in our cleanup. It shows that passion for the environment is ageless and everyone can contribute.

A snapshot from our "Sacred Wings" event, where we combined a bird-watching walk with a cleanup drive, ensuring the habitat for our feathered friends remains pristine.

We often find piles of discarded kulhads (earthen cups). In this video, we discuss why even "natural" disposables can harm the environment and advocate for carrying your own reusable cup.