Our Mission
Our mission is to conserve the Western Hoolock Gibbon and its natural habitat through a holistic approach that integrates:
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Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation
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Habitat protection and research
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Community engagement and awareness
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Education and social development
What We Do
1. Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
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We operate the Sonja Wildlife Rescue Centre in Meghalaya, where endangered gibbons rescued from poaching, captivity, or injury receive immediate medical care, rehabilitation, and, when possible, reintroduction into the wild.
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2. Habitat Protection & Research
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Our team actively works on protecting forest ecosystems, implementing wildlife laws, and conducting research projects to support conservation strategies and policy development.
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3. Conservation Education & Awareness
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We create awareness about biodiversity conservation through schools, community outreach programs, and youth engagement initiatives, helping build a culture of environmental responsibility.
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4. Community Development & Education
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We also run a free rural school, providing quality education to children from underserved communities. By linking education with conservation, we inspire the next generation to protect their natural heritage.
Our Impact
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Rescue and rehabilitation of endangered gibbons through a specialized rescue centre.
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Release of rehabilitated animals back into natural habitats when possible.
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Education support for rural children through free schooling initiatives.
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Increased awareness and participation of local communities in conservation efforts.
Our Vision
We envision a future where wildlife and human communities coexist in balance, forests are protected, and endangered species like the Western Hoolock Gibbon thrive in their natural habitats.