Environmental Response
Meditation Practices
Compassion for All Living Beings, Care for the Earth
PCAP (Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Plants) is a global movement founded in 1977 by philosopher and seer Shrii P.R. Sarkar. Guided by the philosophy of Neohumanism, PCAP works to protect animals, plants, and the environment out of compassion and love — recognizing their intrinsic right to exist, not merely their utility to humans.
Our Mission
To work for the all-round emancipation of all beings under the guiding principles of Neohumanism.
To uplift humanity by showing the path to higher consciousness, moving beyond selfishness and narrow thinking.
To create practical models of sustainable eco-communities where humans, animals, and plants coexist in harmony on the physical, mental, and spiritual levels.
Our Vision
A world where all creatures — human, animal, plant, and beyond — live in prosperity and harmony, free from cruelty and exploitation. A world where stewardship of the Earth is embraced as a sacred duty and the right of all beings to exist is honored in both law and human conscience.
Aims & Objectives
Aims & Objectives of PCAP
PCAP is dedicated to concrete action for animals, plants, and the environment.
- Preventing cruelty to animals, birds, and plants.
- Protecting rare and endangered species from extinction.
- Stopping deforestation and restoring ecological balance.
- Popularizing vegetarianism to reduce animal suffering and promote sustainable living.
- Establishing sanctuaries, aviaries, forests, and pastures for the welfare of all beings.
- Providing food, shelter, and medical care to sick and vulnerable animals.
- Promoting forest-based industries to uplift poor and tribal communities.
- Promoting forest-based industries to uplift poor and tribal communities.
- Expanding afforestation projects to turn barren land into fertile, cultivable areas.
- Creating a universal sentiment of love and respect for all life forms.
PCAP
Why PCAP Matters
Unlike many environmental initiatives focused only on human survival, PCAP emphasizes intrinsic compassion: protecting animals, plants, and ecosystems as an expression of spiritual and moral duty. Through education, advocacy, and sustainable models, PCAP inspires individuals and communities to live harmoniously with nature.
Get Involved
PCAP is active across six continents, with projects ranging from wildlife protection and afforestation to sustainable rural communities. You can become a member, patron, or volunteer and contribute to building a compassionate, eco-conscious future.
