FEED

Call Directions Website Contact the organization

FEED Main branch is situated in Bangalore. FEED impars knowledge about Ecology and importance of its conservation through its education and awareness programmes.

Foundation for Ecology and Education Development works to impart knowledge about Ecology and importance of its conservation through its education and awareness programmes and wildlife conservation activities. Foundation for Ecology and Education Development (FEED) is a charitable organization working for the cause of conservation of Ecology and education development for mankind. Having a dedicated group of conservation educationists working for the cause the NGO has conducted many contact programs for schools and corporate in past. FEED also aims to conduct scientific studies and research programs in Eco-sensitive zones, national parks, wildlife sensitive areas and ecologically important biomes.

πŸš™ HELP US PUT OUR FIELD JEEP BACK ON THE ROAD 🌿A β‚Ή15,000 jeep. A β‚Ή70,000 repair effort. And now, β‚Ή80,000 more to turn it...
12/09/2026

πŸš™ HELP US PUT OUR FIELD JEEP BACK ON THE ROAD 🌿

A β‚Ή15,000 jeep. A β‚Ή70,000 repair effort. And now, β‚Ή80,000 more to turn it into a vehicle for conservation.

FEED has taken up an old Mahindra Major Jeep for an important reason β€” our field work often takes us far beyond comfortable roads, into forests, restoration sites, villages and remote areas where a reliable field vehicle is not a luxury, but a necessity.

We found a second-hand Mahindra Major that was no longer running and acquired it for just β‚Ή15,000 β€” practically a throwaway price. We knew it would require considerable work, but we also saw an opportunity to give an old workhorse a new life in the service of nature.

Since then, we have already spent approximately β‚Ή70,000 on repairs and restoration.

The vehicle is now much closer to becoming the dependable field companion our team needs. However, we still require β‚Ή80,000 to complete the remaining repairs and get it fully roadworthy.

🌱 Why does this jeep matter?

Once restored, it will support our work in:

β€’ 🌳 Forest and habitat restoration
β€’ πŸ¦‹ Biodiversity and wildlife surveys
β€’ 🐘 Conservation field activities
β€’ 🌿 Nature education and naturalist training
β€’ πŸ‘₯ Community outreach and awareness programmes
β€’ πŸ“‹ Monitoring and documentation of conservation projects
β€’ πŸš™ Reaching remote field locations where ordinary vehicles cannot

Instead of purchasing an expensive new vehicle, we chose to restore an old one and put it back to work for conservation.

πŸ™ WE NEED YOUR HELP

Our immediate target is:

β‚Ή80,000 β€” to complete the restoration of the Mahindra Major.

Whether you contribute β‚Ή500, β‚Ή1,000, β‚Ή5,000 or more, your support will help bring this vehicle back to life.

β‚Ή1,000 Γ— 80 supporters = β‚Ή80,000

If you believe that conservation work needs to reach the ground β€” the forests, villages, restoration sites and field stations β€” please consider supporting this effort.

πŸš™ Help us put the jeep back on the road.
🌿 Help us take conservation where it matters most.

Every contribution counts. Every kilometre it travels will carry a little bit of your support into the field.

πŸ“² To contribute:
https://www.naturefeed.org/make-a-donation

15 years of FEED's journy in wildlife conservation and education has seen another successful year 2025. FEED's 2025 tran...
01/01/2026

15 years of FEED's journy in wildlife conservation and education has seen another successful year 2025. FEED's 2025 transformative achievements in wildlife conservation education, particularly for elephants and birds, through innovative programs that engaged thousands.

Key Achievements
FEED sustained its monthly Friends of Elephants (FoE) events, hosting expert talks on elephant skulls, Anthropocene impacts, conservation challenges in South/Central India and Assam, and human-elephant coexistence, in collaboration with other organizations.

The FEED Calendar 2025 highlighted bird beak diversity to foster public appreciation for avian adaptations and habitats.

Additional highlights include a robust internship program training students from Bangalore University in ecological surveys and outreach, plus school programs on ornithology, Jim Corbett's legacy, and urban awareness on wildlife crime control.

Program Effectiveness
Programs effectively transitioned from in-person to hybrid formats post-COVID, expanding reach with international experts like Prof. Adrian Lister and Dr. Shermin de Silva, ensuring uninterrupted monthly events since 2014.
Interactive audio-visual sessions and panel discussions at schools like Tigulara Hosahalli and Hulibele sparked student curiosity, linking biodiversity to daily life and ethical values.
Technical support to Karnataka Forest Department in Mandya used GPS tracking for real-time elephant monitoring, identifying corridors to cut human-elephant conflicts.

Conservation Impacts
These initiatives sensitized urban residents, rural students, and forest officials, building empathy for elephants amid Karnataka's 6,395 elephant population and 2,500 conflict cases over a decade.
By bridging research, storytelling, and community action, FEED empowered the next generation of conservationists and promoted habitat protection. Positive feedback from participants underscores lasting awareness, urging vigilance against wildlife crime and sustainable coexistence.

Celebrate FEED's 2024-25 impact! 🌿🐘 From elephant talks to bird calendars, we've inspired thousands for nature. Join us in 2025!

Another successful rescue and kids loved it to see the cute fella go free
29/11/2025

Another successful rescue and kids loved it to see the cute fella go free

Another rescue and kids loved it to see the cute fella go free...
29/11/2025

Another rescue and kids loved it to see the cute fella go free...

Address

Bangalore
560060

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when FEED posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to FEED:

Shortcuts

Share