South India's vanishing rain forests, the Western Ghats (hill ranges running parallel to the south-west coast of peninsular India) are an area of exceptional biological, cultural diversity and conservation interest. This unique treasure trove - home to a fascinating array of flora and fauna, indigenous people, ancient forts and monuments etc. is facing the wrath of uncontrolled development. Buckling under modern pressures - 

mining, dams, timber felling- this pristine natural area is fast depleting. Threatened to extinction, the rain forests of Southern India are in a dilapidated state. The Adventurers have taken up various initiatives in the past to endear people to these fast depleting rain forests. A massive initiative to save the rain forests of the Western Ghats has been launched by The Adventurers