Living In Fine Environment Trust-India

Living In Fine Environment Trust-India LIFE Trust India is a registered Trust and Non-profit organisation with its HQ at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India. Let us join hands.

Our focus of interest is social activities, education and to address environment related issues at National level.

LIFE Trust–India Internship ProgrammeAs part of the LIFE Trust–India Internship Programme, our interns visited the Rames...
29/07/2026

LIFE Trust–India Internship Programme

As part of the LIFE Trust–India Internship Programme, our interns visited the Rameswaram Ornamental Spider Conservation Project site.

During the field visit, they visited Poecilotheria spider habitats and took part in a nocturnal survey, gaining hands-on field experience. They also learned about the island ecosystem, including sand dunes, its conservation and coastal vegetation. Dr Daniel explained the project's objectives, field activities, planning, and implementation at our field station.

The interns also participated in a tree planting activity, planting tamarind (Tamarindus indica), one of the important host tree species for Poecilotheria spiders.

A valuable field experience that combined learning, conservation, and hands-on participation.

We, at the Department of Zoology, Bharathiar University, conducted a one-day Orientation Programme on Conservation Biolo...
27/07/2026

We, at the Department of Zoology, Bharathiar University, conducted a one-day Orientation Programme on Conservation Biology. The programme was coordinated by the Conservation Biology Unit, with support from RUSA 2.0, and was attended by 40 postgraduate students and research scholars. Dr R Rajavel, Registrar, Bharathir University, inaugurated the programme. Through a range of interactive teaching tools and hands-on learning activities, participants were introduced to the fundamental concepts of conservation biology and biodiversity conservation.
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Learning beyond the classroom! 🌿✨As part of the Village Green Audit, our interns joined a Village Panchayat meeting. The...
21/07/2026

Learning beyond the classroom! 🌿✨

As part of the Village Green Audit, our interns joined a Village Panchayat meeting. They interacted with local farmers and residents to explore their rich knowledge of local biodiversity, environmental changes, and traditional conservation practices.

The team also conducted biodiversity surveys to document the village's flora and fauna, including medicinal plants and their traditional uses. Every conversation and every species recorded adds another piece to understanding and conserving our natural heritage. 🌱🦋

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LIFE Trust India conducted a 30-day internship programme for M.Sc. Zoology students from Avinashilingam Institute for Ho...
27/06/2026

LIFE Trust India conducted a 30-day internship programme for M.Sc. Zoology students from Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women. As part of the internship, the students undertook a Green Village Audit, beginning with an insightful field visit to AS Kulam in Kovilapalayam. During the assessment, the restoration coordinator of AS Kulam Yeri, Mr Durisamy, provided valuable guidance and accompanied the team throughout the field exercise. The AS Kulam Aari restoration is part of the Kowsika Neerkaragal Project, which focuses on restoring and conserving approximately 26 water bodies along the Kowsika River. To prepare for field documentation, the interns first visited the TNAU Insect Museum to study the local insect diversity. They also participated in a series of planning and orientation workshops provided by LIFE Trust India, designed to equip them with the knowledge and skills required to conduct the Green Village Audit effectively.

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Photos of a few moments from the Certificate Courses on Junior Para-Taxonomist and Nature Conservator-cum-Ecotourism Gui...
14/03/2026

Photos of a few moments from the Certificate Courses on Junior Para-Taxonomist and Nature Conservator-cum-Ecotourism Guide, held from 2–4 March 2026 at the Zoological Survey of India, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Regional Centre.
Dr B.A. Daniel had the privilege of serving as a Resource Person for this programme in my capacity as Director (Research and Education), LIFE Trust India. The training was conducted under the Green Skills Development Programme (GSDP) sponsored by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
The course focused on building capacities of young participants in para-taxonomy, biodiversity documentation, nature conservation, and ecotourism guiding—skills that are essential for strengthening grassroots conservation and sustainable livelihood opportunities.
It was inspiring to interact with enthusiastic participants and share knowledge on biodiversity and conservation practices. Looking forward to seeing these young trainees contribute meaningfully to protecting our natural heritage.

LIFE Trust India conducted a six-day Professional Certification Course on Conservation Biology for the first-year M.Sc. ...
28/02/2026

LIFE Trust India conducted a six-day Professional Certification Course on Conservation Biology for the first-year M.Sc. Zoology students from Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore, held at our Learning Centre from February 16 to 21, 2026.

This 48-hour course covered topics on the basics of Conservation Biology, current conservation scenarios, practical ways to address species issues and conservation education. We had guest speakers, Mrs Jegatha Rajkumar from Vancouver, Canada, who spoke about project financial management, and Dr Abraham Samuel from the Tropical Institute of Ecological Sciences (TIES) on “The Fascinating World of Dragonflies & Their Ecological Importance.” The students were evaluated throughout the course, and they produced an individual course report with many activities and minor projects.

To promote environmental awareness, LIFE Trust India participated in the Science Demonstration Exhibition held at Ramesw...
19/01/2026

To promote environmental awareness, LIFE Trust India participated in the Science Demonstration Exhibition held at Rameswaram on January 9. Organized by Annai Scholastica Arts & Science College, the event provided a platform for us to showcase our specialized Spider Conservation Project.

Through the display of our unique educational materials, we engaged with approximately 800 visiting students, sensitizing them to the importance of spider conservation. This initiative successfully highlighted the role of biodiversity in our ecosystem to a large young audience.

LIFE Trust–India had an opportunity to give a one-day orientation for Indian Forest Service (IFS) trainees at the Centra...
12/01/2026

LIFE Trust–India had an opportunity to give a one-day orientation for Indian Forest Service (IFS) trainees at the Central Academy for State Forest Service CASFOS, Coimbatore. The session focused on the historical evolution of zoos in India, their changing role from menageries to conservation-oriented institutions, and the importance of education, ethical animal management, and public outreach in modern zoo practices. The training also highlighted the critical role played by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in supporting wildlife conservation through research, awareness and community engagement.

Living In Fine Environment Trust–India (LIFE Trust–India) successfully conducted a Wildlife Conservation Awareness Progr...
12/01/2026

Living In Fine Environment Trust–India (LIFE Trust–India) successfully conducted a Wildlife Conservation Awareness Programme for school children at Arabi Oliyullah High School, Puduvalasai, Ramanathapuram District, on 28 November 2025.

The programme engaged nearly 150 students from Standards VI to IX, focusing on the importance of wildlife conservation, biodiversity protection, and the role of young minds in safeguarding nature. Through interactive talks, real-life conservation examples, and student participation, the session encouraged children to understand ecosystems, respect wildlife, and become responsible future conservation stewards.

The event also included a moment of appreciation and interaction with school authorities, highlighting the collective role of educators, institutions, and conservation organisations in nurturing environmental responsibility among students.












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