Projects

Pampa River Project

Pampa River located in the state of Kerala, India. Pampa is the sacred river of the hindu devotees and they offer regular rituals on the banks of the river.

Pilgrims who visit the Sabarimala Temple usually take a dip in the Pampa River before climbing the hill to reach the temple. The annual Sabarimala pilgrimage attracts millions of devotees from all over India and abroad.

Pampa River is also plays a major source of irrigation for the agricultural lands in Pathanamthitta and Alleppey districts in Kerala. The river is also known for its scenic beauty and attracts many tourists who visit the nearby hill stations and wildlife sanctuaries. “Save River Pampa and Green Earth” are the sustainable nature conservation project of Mar Chrysostom Foundation.

A collective effort and cooperation of the local people is needed to make the coastal areas of the Pampa River garbage free and to plant fruit trees and medicinal plants along the river banks. Along the banks of Pampa River, units of nature lovers are being formed under the name of “Global Friends of Pampa”.

We are planning to organize chapters of the “Global friends of Pampa” in association with Nature lovers from different countries who loves “Pampa River” for this holy act.

Welcome to the teamwork of “Global Friends of Pampa” !