Gaja Conservation Trust

02/06/2026

Together, We Can Create Opportunities That Last a Lifetime!!!

Education has the power to transform lives, strengthen communities, and create a better future for generations to come.

Through our ongoing initiatives, Gaja Conservation Trust is working to support tribal children and students by improving access to education, learning resources, and better school infrastructure.

We invite individuals, families, organizations, and corporate partners to join us in making a meaningful difference.

Every act of support, no matter the size, helps create new opportunities and brighter futures.

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21/05/2026

🌱✨ Continuing Our Commitment to Empower Through Education ✨🌱

GCT continues to stand by those who need support the most. We recently contributed towards the academic fees of a tribal girl pursuing her 1st-year BSc in nursing.

As the eldest in her family, she carries great responsibility insupporting her two younger siblings, including a brother who is mentally challenged. Despite these hardships, her determination to pursue education and build a better future is truly inspiring. 💙

Over the past three years, we have supported multiple tribal students in their educational journey, and we remain committed to enabling such dreams to thrive.

🙏 Heartfelt thanks to our donors and supporters who make these meaningful interventions possible. Together, we are creating opportunities and changing lives...

29/01/2026

🇮🇳 77th Republic Day Celebration at Nagarhole Tiger Reserve 🇮🇳

It was a privilege to be part of the 77th Republic Day celebrations at one of the remote schools deep inside the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve.

As part of our continued commitment to education and community support, we:
• Donated water bottles to all students
• Distributed sweets to celebrate the occasion
• Shared a meaningful session on coexistence with nature and wildlife, delivered by our Founder, for both students and staff

We also visited another tribal school, where we donated a projector and projector screen to support digital learning and better classroom engagement.

Small steps, big impact—towards education, awareness, and harmony with nature. 🌱📚

Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

Celebrated the 77th Republic Day at a remote school inside the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve 🇮🇳🌿 • Water bottles & sweets for students• Talk on coexistence with...

21/01/2026

Some stories touch the heart more deeply than words can say. ❤️

GCT had the privilege of supporting a bright tribal girl by sponsoring her B.Ed education and providing necessary guidance throughout her journey.

Watching her speak with gratitude and pride reminded us why our mission matters. We want to empower, uplift, and create opportunities through education. Her determination, despite every challenge, is a powerful reminder that opportunity can transform lives.

GCT is proud of her and humbled to be a small part of her journey. 🌿✨

📹 Sharing her touching message…

One of the students supported by GCT has passed her B.Ed degree with flying colors, securing an outstanding 97%.This video captures her heartfelt gratitude a...

16/01/2026

🌟 Our 2025 Newsletter Is Here! 🌟

We’re happy to share our latest 2025 Newsletter, now posted as images, so everyone can easily view it here 📸

Over the past year, we’ve witnessed powerful stories of hope, transformation, and community impact, and we’re proud to share them with you.

Inside these slides, you’ll find:
✨ Inspiring success stories from those we’ve served
📊 The real impact your support has made
💝 Heartfelt messages from our team

Each image reflects the meaningful change we’re creating together. Your support, advocacy, and belief in our mission make every milestone possible.

📩 Need a PDF version or a copy of the newsletter?
Feel free to reach out to us via DM or comments, and we’ll be happy to share it with you.

Thank you for being part of our journey. Together, we’re creating lasting change.

12/12/2025

Some moments stay with us forever. ❤️
We bumped into these school children who were proudly wearing the uniforms we donated last year. They were clean, neat, and full of hope was one of those moments.

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Their smiles reminded us why we do what we do to help every child walk into school with confidence, dignity, and the joy of learning.

📸 Sharing a snapshot…

01/12/2025

✨ Strengthening Community Bonds in the Heart of Nagarhole ✨

We’re grateful for the opportunity to support the Anna Daana program in Ayyappa Temple inside Nagarhole Tiger Reserve by donating rice bags and steel utensils. 🛕

This small contribution aims to encourage togetherness and help bring the tribal community closer through shared celebrations and traditions.

Moments like these remind us that conservation isn’t just about protecting wildlife. It’s also about nurturing the people who have lived in harmony with nature for generations. 🌿❤️

📸 Sharing a few snapshots of the event…

28/11/2025

Our founder, Diwakar BS, has authored a Kannada article titled “Sculptors of the Forest – The Path to Asian Elephant Conservation” which has been featured in the November edition of Vanya, a monthly online magazine.

The article can be accessed via the link below. Another significant step in our ongoing efforts towards protecting and conserving elephants.


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22/11/2025

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We distributed 100+ warm blankets, sanitary pads for women and girls, and pressure cookers to families in need.

These essentials may seem simple, but they bring comfort, dignity, and relief to the communities who live deep inside the forest and coexist with wildlife every day.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed and supported this initiative. Together, we can continue making a meaningful difference. ❤️

16/10/2025

India’s elephant numbers fall by 18% to 22,446 – but Centre says ‘not comparable’ to past estimate.

India Elephant Population 2025: According to the much-delayed elephant census, Karnataka continues to harbour the largest population (6,013), followed by Assam (4,159), Tamil Nadu (3,136), Kerala (2,785), Uttarakhand (1,792), and Odisha (912).