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Rasitha Nellickal is a passionate teacher and environmental activist from Malappuram, Kerala. She is deeply involved in eco-friendly initiatives and sustainable horticulture practices. As the treasurer of “Plant Village Charitable Society” (Reg.No: MPM/CA/765/2017) and “Plant Aqua and Fish Conservation of India” (Reg.No: MPM/CA/416/2016), Rasitha supports community-based environmental programs.
She also contributes her expertise in nature-based services across Kerala, focusing on Fruit Gardening, Butterfly Gardening, Tree Rejuvenation Therapy, Tree Pruning, and Tree Transplantation. Her commitment extends to promoting Miyawaki Forest creation, Medicinal Gardening, Sensory and Aromatic Gardening, Indoor Landscaping, Bonsai Making & Training, Vertical Gardening, and Kokedama art.
Rasitha is also involved in awareness programs related to Birth Star Planting and Zodiac Tree Concepts, and supports Plant Propagation Training and Agriculture Consultancy services.
She has been part of horticulture and garden service outreach covering all 14 districts of Kerala — Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Kannur, and Kasaragod — helping promote green spaces and biodiversity awareness at homes, institutions, and public spaces.
Our Goal
As a teacher and environmental activist, Rasitha Nellickal is committed to empowering the next generation with ecological wisdom and hands-on conservation skills. Her mission is to protect endangered plant species and inspire sustainable lifestyles as a response to global warming and climate change. Through awareness programs, tree planting, and afforestation efforts, she works toward protecting natural habitats and restoring degraded ecosystems.
Her vision includes educating school and college students in vital techniques such as grafting, budding, and layering, while also encouraging mangrove afforestation and rewilding efforts along rivers, ponds, canals, and lakes. Rasitha also strongly believes in the healing power of nature. With horticulture therapy, she aims to create inclusive green spaces like butterfly gardens and sensory gardens for children with autism, individuals with Down’s syndrome, senior citizens, and those in recovery from addiction.
Her goal is clear: to sow the seeds of awareness, care, and action — nurturing not just plants, but people and the planet.
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