Nima Rai from the town of Rimbik in Darjeeling comes up with a radically simple idea that helped cut down trash on Sandakphu trail. Read more about him here.

Our Green Trails team has been active on the Sandakphu slope spreading awareness about sustainable menstruation. And slowly but surely, they are succeeding.

Sukhman Daju is the go-to person for our Green Trails team at the Sandakphu base camp. He has helped Indiahikes make Jaubhari a model eco-village. Read more to know how.

When Local Hero Elisabeth came to Uttarakhand 16 years ago, she was not a local. Today, she is one of them. Read about how she made her way into people's hearts, their lives as she took an initiative in...

At our Roopkund base camp, we are stepping up our zero waste journey. Read about how women empowerment and local initiative go hand in hand with Indiahikes

Our folks at Jaubhari are stepping into unchartered territory. June has been a month of new ideas and new learnings. We got plenty of opportunities to work with the local school and villagers on multiple green projects.

Here's the story of a woman who has defied the society, gone above and beyond the call of duty, to take the Green Trails mission forward.

Sari, a small village in Uttarakhand, takes a lead on waste management and creating awareness about environmental issues. The Green Trails team brings you updates from the Deoriatal Chandrashila trek base camp village.

Indiahikes has been running the Green Trails initiative for over five years now. The main aim of this initiative is to leave the mountains in a better condition than before.

Several beautiful trails in the Himalayas are being badly affected by human presence. Our Green Trail Crusader, Lakshmi, shares a little piece of advise after having stayed on the Sandakphu slope for a month.

  As trekkers, it is our responsibility to ensure we leave the trails in a better state than we find them. This is our belief with respect to the environment. Being a responsible trekking community, Indiahikes has always tried to solve the problems...

Nothing could stop these trekkers from doing their bit to leave the trails cleaner and greener. Not even heavy rain. Here is the Green Trails Report of Nag Tibba, from the batch of April 4th-5th, 2015.