ITREK members during the tree-planting and clean-up drive at Ponmudi
ITREK, a collective involved in promoting responsible trekking, environmental conservation and welfare of the forest-dependent communities, planted tree saplings at Ponmudi as part of the National Wildlife Week celebrations on Saturday. Thirty native tree saplings were planted near the existing shola forest close to the cafeteria at Ponmudi as part of the initiative undertaken with the support of the Forest department and Ponmudi Ecotourism.
Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 16, 2026
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