About us

iSkill Edge – Swami Vivekananada Seva Trust
(SVST)

iSkill Edge in collaboration with Swami Vivekananada Seva Trust (SVST) organises Wildlife conservation camp. SVST is a registered voluntary organization working in B.R. Hills since the year 2005. It has been working in the areas of Health, Education and Environmental conservation. In the area of environmental conservation, it has been concentrating on environmental education for school teachers, children and adults.

A stunning destination, B.R. Hills is the place for those with a deep love for nature. So put your stress and worries on hold for a few days and visit this beautiful destination that is the Wildlife conservation camp by iSkill Edge.

Our goal for the nature camp is to provide a fun experience for kids and adults to learn about nature, ecology, and wildlife in a healthy, secure environment.

NATURE CAMP TEAM

G. Malleshappa

founder of Swami Vivekananda Seva Trust

Honorary Wildlife Warden of four wildlife sanctuaries in the Chamaranagara district: B.R. Hills, Bandipur National Park, Malaymahadeshwara Wildlife Sanctuary, and Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary.

Prithvi. MN

CEO

Prithvi. MN is a visionary, inventor who is aiming to be a better Entrepreneur through innovation, sustainability, by redefining life and making our surroundings more interesting.

Aarav Taraporvala

Director - Operations

Aarav Taraporvala is an entrepreneur from India, with a passion for sports and wildlife. After residing in Australia and graduated at University of Sydney.

Colonel Pranay Chandra

Mentor/Trainer/REsource Person

Colonel Pranay Chandra is a veteran from the Indian Armed Forces and has a deep passion for nature and wildlife.

Nature Camp

Outcome

01 Feature

To enlighten people about the concept of the tiger reserve, its terrain and inhabitants.

02 Feature

To help people gain knowledge of keystone species like Tiger, elephant and ways to protect them.

03 Feature

To highlight the importance of forest conservation.

04 Feature

To give an understanding of the consequences of forest fires, poaching / snaring and environmentally damaging activities like grazing and how we can stop such activities.