Explore Wild Spaces with Wildfootprints

Some mornings stay with you forever. The Birdwalk near Ganjeshwari Temple, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary  was one such morning. This walk marked an important milestone for Wild Footprints  — our first birdwalk conducted in association with Ataavi Bird Foundation , as part of the national Birding Bharat initiative . The forest welcomed us with gentle rain, cool air, and rolling fog that moved between the trees, creating an atmosphere that felt both mysterious and alive. A Forest W

Some treks challenge the body. Some quietly change the way you look at the forest. The Morlem Gad Trek  did both. On the morning of 14th September 2025 , we set out on a 3.5 km trail  — short in distance but steep in spirit. After sharing breakfast together, we began the walk at 9:00 am , stepping into a landscape that immediately slowed our pace and sharpened our attention. Our first destination was the waterfall , where cool mist and rushing water welcomed the group. From t

Butterfly watching offers a unique way to connect with nature, and on August 10th, a group of enthusiasts gathered at Carambolim Lake for a butterfly walk that proved to be both exciting and rewarding. Despite the overcast sky, the day was filled with fascinating sightings and shared moments of discovery. This post recounts the experience, highlights the butterfly species observed, and shares practical tips for anyone interested in exploring butterfly habitats. The Setting: C

Some experiences don’t need speed, noise, or grand plans. They only need time, fresh air, and an open mind. Our Stream Walk at Morlem, Sattari  was exactly that — a gentle, refreshing journey into the heart of the forest, where every step slowed the body and sharpened the senses. The morning began with a quiet walk along a cool, flowing stream, the forest still waking up around us. Sunlight filtered through towering trees, birds called from hidden branches, and the steady mov