We conduct comprehensive biodiversity surveys, documenting plant and animal species in fragile ecosystems. These surveys serve as essential references for conservation planning and restoration efforts, helping local and national authorities monitor changes in biodiversity and make informed decisions.

Our rewilding efforts focus on restoring degraded forest areas, removing invasive species, and planting native trees through community involvement. We collaborate with forest departments to ensure the success of these projects, enhancing habitat quality and supporting wildlife populations.

We conduct comprehensive biodiversity surveys, documenting plant and animal species in fragile ecosystems. These surveys serve as essential references for conservation planning and restoration efforts, helping local and national authorities monitor changes in biodiversity and make informed decisions.

We provide environmental education workshops for government school students while offering specialized conservation training for private institutions. These workshops aim to create environmental ambassadors who understand the importance of biodiversity and ecosystem conservation.

GGCC has established a network of native plant nurseries, focusing on promoting the growth of indigenous species. These nurseries support reforestation projects, local community initiatives, and are available for purchase to private individuals or organizations interested in contributing to ecological restoration.