Customised Group Walks
Bring textbooks to life, foster mindful team bonds, or celebrate milestones with our custom-designed, immersive outdoor experiences. We move beyond simply naming species to building true Environmental Literacy—cultivating a deep awareness of non-human beings so your group learns to consider nature in everyday decisions.
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Schools & Colleges, Corporate Teams, Celebration & Birthdays, Sponsored Walks
Pune, Mumbai, Nagpur
All year around as per your need
2-4 hours
Morning Preferred (7am)
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Why this program?
Problem & Vision
The Problem We're Addressing
Modern education and corporate life have increasingly confined us to indoor screens, leading to a profound disconnection from the natural world. Ecosystems are often treated as abstract concepts in textbooks or remote backdrops for tourism, rather than living systems that sustain us. When we cannot see or name the native trees, local birds, or urban biodiversity around us, we fail to recognize how human actions impact them, leaving communities ill-equipped to address ecological challenges.
Our Vision (Theory of Change)
We believe that deep environmental literacy cannot be lectured; it must be lived. By transforming local landscapes into living laboratories, we spark collective curiosity and sensory awareness. When students, professionals, and families actively engage in unhurried, enquiry-based outdoor experiences, their relationship with the environment shifts from detached observation to active stewardship. Empowered with this local ecological knowledge, individuals naturally begin to give nature a seat at the table in their personal and professional decisions.
Cultivate Ecological Literacy
Move beyond rote learning to help participants read the landscape, identifying interconnected food webs and local biodiversity.
Nurture Nature Connection
Use eco-mindfulness and sensory exploration to reduce stress, improve well-being, and ground teams in their local ecosystem.
Foster Collaborative Stewardship
Align group culture—whether a corporate team or a school classroom—with environmental values and collective responsibility.
Enable Inclusive Access`
Provide a pathway for donors to sponsor walks, ensuring foundational nature education reaches underserved youth and government schools..
Our Nature Educators
Our walks are led by certified Nature Narrators—individuals professionally trained in both ecological foundations and experiential teaching methodologies. They are experts at fostering wonder, ensuring safety, and making complex ideas simple and engaging for all ages.
Sayee Girdhari
Chintan Bhatt
Siddharth Biniwale
Kedar Champhekar
Ganesh Jagdale
VIkram Gupchup
Ishita Goel-Nabar
Anuradha Lalwani
Sanjeev Naik
Aniket Motale
Arjit Jere
Chinmay Rahane
Read more about the locations (Pune)
We rotate locations to showcase the diverse ecosystems around the city
I found the flowers very interesting, so I even collected them; they were of many different flowers with beautiful colour combinations, many of which I hadn't known. I was given a flower by the educator, which he asked me to taste. It was tangy in flavour and left a weird sensation on my tongue. I also came to know that they can be used in cooking to add tangy flavour to dishes.
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Saniya Shaikh
(Student, Avasara Academy)
I loved the activity where we shut our eyes and listened to the sounds, the game we played, and discovering plants and birds. It was brilliant. I also saw birds like the kingfisher and woodpecker.
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Samiksha Choudhar
(Student, Avasara Academy)
While walking through the garden, we observed various trees and shrubs and listened to interesting information about them. We saw plants and birds and listened to their humming. We enjoyed this walk with the respected members of the ecological society.
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Dr Chandrashekhar Bhambere
(Teacher, PVG College of Engg)
I understood the two types of leaves—simple and compound—and how to differentiate between them. I also learned about the growth patterns of various trees and how they benefit native animals. I found the various types of climbers and their importance to the ecosystem. Seeing the hornbill bird was also great for understanding its structure and how it balances on trees.keda
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Divesh Adhivarekar
(Student, PVG College of Engg)