The Avestan word Spenta means beneficent or benefitting others.

Spenta Foundation is dedicated to the conservation and restoration of forest ecosystems, with a primary focus on protecting elephant habitats and their green corridors. Our work is structured around three core pillars:

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Mitigating human-wildlife conflict:

• We prioritize the safety of both humans and animals, working to reduce conflict in forest-border villages.

• Our squads patrol with forest officials 365 days & extensively during the harvesting season, to ensure safe elephant passage and mitigate potential risks.

• We train local villagers on effective, non-harmful methods to protect their crops and property.​

Restoring forest ecosystems:

• We rehabilitate degraded lands by planting native trees, fruit trees, and grass species to restore natural biodiversity.

• This work creates crucial new food sources and strengthens the forest's ecosystem, particularly within elephant corridors.

• We protect vital forest wetlands, which are essential for forest health and the survival of diverse wildlife.

Promoting community engagement and wildlife protection:

• Our teams provide local employment for conservation and restoration activities.​

• We actively assist forest officials with the rescue, treatment, and rehabilitation of injured wildlife.

• Through training sessions for adults, youth, students, and other community groups, we raise awareness about the importance of conservation and peaceful human-wildlife coexistence.

• We protect forests from illegal logging and exploitation by the timber mafia.