Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary - And the forest came back!

The Swedish documentary filmmaker Boris Ersson is producing a series of films about people who dedicate their lives to saving some of the finest forests on earth.
The film project is called "The Forest In Our Hearts".
In this 15 min film Boris Ersson is visiting the Gurukula Botanical Sancturary deep into the mountains of northern Kerala in southern India.
In this area the original forest was cut down and replaced by plantations of tea, ginger, rubber and other commercial crops. More than 90% of the original forests in Kerala disappeared and the biodiversity was seriously damaged.
Some 40 years ago a number of people decided to try to replant the forest, saving the diversity of nature. In this film Suprabha Seshan, spokesperson of the Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary tells the story of how the forest came back…
Contact Boris Ersson:
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[@sunnycriti9809]

I love the work that you are doing. I am also a green man of India descent born in the Amazone Rainforest. Awesome work. we have to do anything to save tha magnificent Amazone

[@K_D_rubbish]

Beautiful ❤

[@nsdwarakanath1100]

My salutations for your services to humanity and showing all that it is "possible "

[@guruaiyar796]

Fantastic!! words cannot express the immensely commendable job done by Boris Ersson in bringing to life the lovely job being done by Suprabha Seshan and her team of conservationists. Respect. A very big thank you to people at the Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary. We owe it to you.

[@borisersson5725]

Than you so much foe your comment on my film1 BORIS ERSSON

[@amalamol7893]

Feel like being there soon.Still being a native of Wayanad, how come I am not aware of this mesmerizing spot!!

[@SusanSharma-WildbytesTV]

Very well made film. Motivates wildlife gardeners all over the world to have a voice!

Amazing

[@melia68]

I hope it was alright to share this on facebook. I just heard an interview with Suprabha Seshan and I am so glad I got to see this as well. Thanks for your work and to the filmmaker as well. I wish I could do something like this and I hope I can find a way to...even though I'm getting close to 50, I want to actively do what I can to help and I always have.

[@RaviPp521114]

Well, its a divine life they are having with nature; I wish I could be with you dear refined souls.. I had been there twice.. now love to meet you all to share the gratitude and love in the J Krishnamurti sense . Unbound thanks for the post, with the beautiful Suprabha touch of magical forest !

[@artkryss496]

I feel good when I see this

[@ashokjbp]

No words can justify your contribution to mother nature. Suprabha just keep doing this till you live....and you should live for ever.

[@anupbiswas4247]

this film deserve more comment and view than that of hunting by the way thanks Suprabha

[@renukatharya7944]

Suprabha, your work and the team spirit of your people is worth emulating
Very inspiring

[@jenniferbrown7659]

Inspiring. Amazing. BeautiFULL. A comforting video. There are a lot of educational takeaways. Gives me ideas for my small backyard.

[@Human-Nature]

Hi there.. 👋
Why the channel not been updated guy's.. interested to see more videos please 🤔

[@DavidMHall-bf4td]

thank you for your loving care for our world. some day i'd love to visit the beautiful sanctuary there. i support your work! keep it up!

[@surajithmadhavan4511]

Wow !!!
You are doing great work.
I should come & experience, mostly once Corona pandemic goes normal.
Thanks Suprabha !!!

[@muzamilmuzamil3217]

very nice..

[@amarannadanam1142]

Tanqqqq....

[@vinaychauhan6553]

Great place. Jai Hare Krishna...

[@unaisektkt6879]

Nice

[@swathisankarjm3825]

❤️💚

[@basileldhose1568]

Ithu eavide aaann?

[@srinivaskini4704]

💐💐💐💐

[@bittoo420]

मैं ऐसी जगह जरूर देखना चाहूंगा क्या यहां का address mil sakta hai

[@amarannadanam1142]

Porud offff uuuuu,###

[@subashchandrarath8358]

Pagli singing