Chong Sadao Tree Nursery
A local tree nursery with more than 64 species of native trees, seedlings, and ecotourism activities.
Working together
We believe in mutualistic exchange and collaborative, community-based approaches to conservation.
We work with local communities, authorities, and educational institutions to preserve land intended for commercial use while educating and working with diverse stakeholders on sustainable, nature-integrated practices.
Our approach
Over the last five years, we have worked with countless organizations, authorities, and community members.
We want to express our gratitude and humility. We have undoubtedly learned just as much, most likely more, than we ever taught. Our projects have been successful through collaborative teams that link international and local people together in the mission of protecting and rehabilitating nature.
Vijo Varghese — Co-Founder and Director
01 / PARTNERS
A local tree nursery with more than 64 species of native trees, seedlings, and ecotourism activities.
A conservation initiative focused on banteng, a threatened wild cattle species.
A school in Bong Ti Village established by Catherine Ruth Bryan-Riley, supporting children from the local community.
A local health center involved in community initiatives.
A conservation and community initiative in the Kuiburi area.
02 / PARTNERS
Climate awareness and environmental engagement.
Wildlife and elephant awareness.
Video production and the Inspire Change initiative.
Community and social engagement initiative.
A social enterprise associated with sustainable food.
Snake rescue and wildlife-related collaboration.
03 / PARTNERS
Educational groups participating in community-led projects.
Elephants and Ecology programs involving Kanchanaburi, Kuiburi, and Hua Hin.
An educational program connecting students with Thailand.
An educational organization included in OurLand's partner material.
An educational institution involved in learning partnerships.
An organization included in OurLand's partner material.
Research and collaboration
We intend to measure the baseline biodiversity of the corridor in the near future.
If you or your university would be interested in partnering with us to survey the flora and fauna in the area, please reach out to us.
Discuss a research partnership