Our institution is dedicated to creating and maintaining a vibrant 2500 sq ft Butterfly Garden that serves as a safe haven for butterflies while promoting biodiversity, environmental conservation, and nature-based learning.

We carefully grow and maintain a variety of host plants and nectar plants that provide food and shelter for butterflies throughout every stage of their life cycle—from egg, caterpillar, and chrysalis to the beautiful adult butterfly.

To protect this delicate ecosystem, we follow 100% eco-friendly gardening practices. Only organic fertilizers are used, and the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides, and other harmful chemicals is strictly prohibited. This ensures a healthy environment not only for butterflies but also for birds, bees, and other beneficial wildlife.

Our Butterfly Garden is designed as a living classroom where students, researchers, and visitors can experience the beauty of nature while learning about butterfly conservation and sustainable environmental practices.

We are committed to caring for this garden with responsibility and transparency. If, for any reason, the Butterfly Garden project is discontinued, our institution will refund the full financial assistance received for its establishment, in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions.