The Project

By advocating for the preservation of these sacred trees, we seek to endorse sustainable development and foster a more harmonious human-nature relationship.

Preserving the Past, Sustaining the Future: Protecting Sacred Trees in Monsoon Asia.

Maintaining the Cultural and Environmental Importance of Holy Trees through Education and Preservation.

SACRED TREES in south and south east asia

An exploration of the different rituals and practices associated with sacred trees in monsoon Asia, including festivals, offerings, and other traditions.

Four Key Actions for the Preservation of Sacred Trees as Vital Elements of Monsoon Asia’s Natural and Cultural Heritage

Unlike the botanical garden, where a wide range of trees and plants are collected and cultivated for the purpose of our education and enjoyment, the sacred groves are one method of expressing the gratitude of human beings to the trees which sustain and support life under a given agro-ecological condition.”our Key Actions for the Preservation of Sacred Trees as Vital Elements of Monsoon Asia’s Natural and Cultural Heritage

Raise Awareness:

Develop Sustainable Practices:

Establish Protected Areas:

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    How to Approach

    In order to protect Monsoon Asia’s esteemed woodlands, we utilize a multi-faceted strategy. This involves cultivating knowledge via teaching and public consciousness movements, advocating for
    eco-friendly preservation practices, setting up safeguarded zones, and bolstering exploratory ventures.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    At the ongoing pace of forest clearance, we’ll lose all global
    rainforests by the end of this century. Over half of Earth’s diversity of
    species reside in the Rainforest.

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    Percent of wild forest left
    Globally, right now

    How to Approach

    In order to protect Monsoon Asia’s esteemed woodlands, we utilize a multi-faceted strategy. This involves cultivating knowledge via teaching and public consciousness movements, advocating for
    eco-friendly preservation practices, setting up safeguarded zones, and bolstering exploratory ventures.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

    Cambodia

    A Case Study of Preah Khan Temple Complex.

    Promoting Sustainable Management Practices through Community-Based Ecotourism.

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