April 2025

The plants we care for reside in remote places and are require a long commute. Regardless of how difficult it is, we do it for the betterment of our community! 

We are deeply honored to have met with the Australian High Commissioner to discuss our work and upcoming projects. This is a huge step for us as we build new connections and networks to improve our efficiency in getting our core message out there, spreading awareness, and inspiring people to join us in our efforts

It is a privilege to be invited to forums and workshops regarding the environment. It helps us spread awareness and further spread our message. This is all a big step forward for our NGO and we are deeply grateful to those who give us this opportunity.

Veshisaafu is steadfast in keeping our community clean and green. By regularly collecting plastic and other trash strewn about by people, we do our best to keep the city we all live in clean. However, a major challenge we face is not having a plastic compressor so we smash it down with our feet. While

A protected area in Addu known as Kinbi vau time and time again has been damaged by people living in the area. Ancient trees in the area has been burned and damaged while authorities are yet to catch the perpetrators despite it being their responsibility. 

Wetlands are vital ecosystems that filter pollutants in the water, help combat climate change, and support biodiversity. Protecting these spaces is all of our responsibility, at least for the sake of our future generation.

This artwork portrays the damage caused by plastic to our marine life and ecosystem. The only way we can protect the animals is by being more mindful of our littering practices.  Plastic is not good for the marine ecosystem and life.

The volunteers at veshisaafu has been doing their best to keep the community clean but it is not only their responsibility. We all need to be aware about the importance of a clean environment. After all, its not only the people of our org benefiting from this. Let’s all do our part.

Addu’s pride, the White Tern’s population is predicted to decline to the point of extinction in the near future by experts. Crows have taken over the bird population here and are killing the White Terns by pushing the youngling’s off of trees. No Addu authorities have given the matter any importance and are not acting

We gifted plants to MNU to increase the greenery in our community and to raise interest in plants. We are truly appreciative for MNU’s hospitality and we hope this will motivate students to be more eco-conscious.