Bring Back Butterflies

Our Aim

To revitalize butterfly populations through strategic habitat restoration, promoting biodiversity, and enhancing ecosystem resilience. A thriving natural environment where butterflies flourish, symbolizing ecological balance and health

Number Of Butterfly Gardens Established

Why Butterflies Matter ?

Pollination: Butterflies are key pollinators, aiding in the reproduction of many flowering plants. Their role is essential for the growth of various plants and crops, contributing to food security and ecological stability.

Biodiversity Indicators

Butterflies are sensitive to changes in the environment, making them excellent indicators of a healthy ecosystem. A diverse and abundant butterfly population signals a balanced and thriving habitat.

Food Chain Support ?

Butterflies and their larvae serve as a food source for a variety of other wildlife, including birds and small mammals. This makes them integral to maintaining the ecological balance and supporting biodiversity.

Our Execution Process

Plant Selection &
Planting Strategy

Native Plant Species: We prioritise planting indigenous plants that are naturally adapted to the local environment. These plants provide the specific nutrients and habitat structures that butterflies need at various stages of their life cycle, from larvae to adult butterflies .

Diverse Planting: Our planting strategy involves a diverse array of plants that bloom
at different times of the year, ensuring that butterflies have a continuous supply of
nectar and host plants throughout their active seasons. This diversity also supports
other pollinators and wildlife, enhancing overall biodiversity.

Sustainable
Practices

No Pesticides: We avoid the use of pesticides and other chemicals that can harm butterflies and other beneficial insects. Instead, we use natural pest control methods to maintain plant health and ecological balance.

Water Conservation: We implement water-efficient irrigation systems and select drought-resistant plants to minimise water usage, ensuring that our butterfly gardens are sustainable even in dry conditions .

Community Engagement &
Education

Workshops and Training: We conduct workshops to educate the community about the importance of butterflies and how to create and maintain butterfly-friendly gardens. This includes training on plant selection, garden maintenance, and ecological benefits.

Volunteer Programs: We involve local communities in planting and maintaining butterfly gardens, fostering a sense of ownership and stewardship towards the environment .

Our Projects

Deccan college

Symbiosis International School

Jogger’s Park, Viman Nagar

Fergusson College

Daisy Hostel

Our Impact

Impact of Planting Butterfly Gardens.

Planting butterfly gardens can have profound ecological benefits:

Increased Pollination

Butterfly gardens enhance pollination services, which can improve the yield of nearby agricultural crops by up to 20% .

Support for Biodiversity

By planting indigenous plants, we create environments that support a wide range of species, fostering rich biodiversity.

Resilience

Indigenous plants are naturally adapted to local conditions, making them more resilient and sustainable. This ensures the long-term success of restored habitats.

Educational and Community Value

Butterfly gardens provide educational opportunities for communities to learn about local ecology and conservation efforts. They also enhance the aesthetic and recreational value of public spaces.

By creating and maintaining butterfly gardens, we can support these delicate pollinators and promote ecological health and biodiversity. Our efforts in planting indigenous flora not only ensure the survival of butterfly species but also enrich our natural environments for future generations.

Ready to help butterflies thrive?

Get Involved

Partner with Us: Join ExploreiT in our mission to bring back butterflies.

Collaborate with us on projects, volunteer, or support us financially to make a tangible impact on our environment.

Contact Us: Ready to help butterflies thrive?

Contact ExploreiT to learn more about how you can get involved in creating sustainable habitats and promoting biodiversity. Visit ExploreiT for more information on our projects and how we can work together to bring back butterflies.