With rapid urbanization and rising pollution, cities urgently need green intervention.

Our urban plantation programs focus on:

• Public spaces, roadsides, colonies, and institutions.
• Ensure each sapling is protected and nurtured.
• Promote City dwellers participation and environmental stewardship.

Plantation Approach

• Native trees planted using Miyawaki method and protected individually.
• Compost based nutrient enrichment.
• Three year maintenance for sustainability.

Benefits

• Improves air quality.
• Reduces urban heat.
• Enhances public health and well being.
• Beautifies city landscapes.
• Reduces noise pollution.
• Supports ecological balance.
• Contributes to carbon sequestration.

Odisha’s coastline faces increasing threats from cyclones and climate change.

Our Initiative

• Plantation of indigenous species along coastal belts.
• Community participation and ecological alignment.
• Collaboration with forest authorities.

Impact

• Reduces cyclone impact.
• Prevents soil erosion.
• Stabilizes sand movement.
• Protects coastal biodiversity.
• Supports local livelihoods.

Wildlife is an inseparable part of India’s ecological fabric, with forests and tree habitats supporting nearly 80% of terrestrial species. Rapid urbanization, deforestation, and human encroachment have led to shrinking habitats, threatening countless species. Planting trees for wildlife conservation restores balance and ensures the survival of birds, animals, and pollinators vital for ecosystem health.

Approach

• Plantation in forest fringes and buffer zones.
• Use of native, fruit bearing, and nectar rich species.

Impact

• Habitat creation.
• Food availability for wildlife.
• Biodiversity restoration.
• Reduced human animal conflict.
• Ecological balance.