why this exists ↓
We plant native saplings in degraded landscapes — guided by elders who remember when these forests were thick. Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and looked after for three full years. If it dies, we replant. No extra cost.
evergreen programme
they grow long after we leave ✦
Plant a tree.
Leave a forest.
one sapling, one promise to tomorrow
18,420
saplings planted
47
villages restored
92%
survival rate
6
states covered
meet a real person ↓
tree warden · Sundarpur, Jharkhand
Lakshmi Devi
age 67 · tree warden · Sundarpur, Jharkhand
When the rains come now, the soil stays. My grandchildren will know what shade feels like — I never did until I was 60.
Lakshmi grew up in a village ringed by sal forests. By the time she was 50, the forest was gone — sold off, burned, forgotten. She joined our reforestation programme three years ago and has personally planted over 800 saplings on land her family once farmed. She walks the slope every morning before dawn. The well in her village rose four feet last monsoon. "They call me the woman who talks to trees," she laughs. "I tell them, please live."
here's how →
How it works.
01
Choose a region
Eight Indian states. Native species mapped to each local ecology — never exotic monocultures.
02
A villager plants it
A trained local plants and GPS-tags every sapling. You get a photo and coordinates within thirty days.
03
Watched for three years
Annual follow-up visits. If a tree dies, we replant. Survival report sent to you each year.
choose your gift ↓
What ₹200 can do.
Every amount has a concrete outcome. Pick the one that feels right.
one tree
₹200
A native sapling, GPS-tagged, photo within 30 days.
~5 kg CO₂ absorbed per year, once mature
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most chosen
five trees
₹1,000
A small grove with your name (or someone you love's) on the marker.
Memorial / birthday option available
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a school grove
₹5,000
Twenty-five trees planted in school grounds with a child caretaking programme.
Becomes a living classroom
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restore an acre
₹25,000
Two hundred trees on degraded land, three-year monitoring, annual impact report mailed.
Visible canopy by year five
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more voices ↓
From the field.
I check on my tree every Sunday.
Ravi, age 12
student · Bilaspur
My students measure growth as a weekly project. The grove is now their classroom.
Anjali Sharma
biology teacher
The well levels rose four feet last monsoon. Four feet.
Suresh Mahato
panchayat head
from the field ↓
What it actually looks like.
honest answers ↓
Questions, asked plainly.
Native species only — neem, peepal, banyan, mahua, sal, tamarind, jamun. The mix is decided per region by local ecologists. We never plant fast-growing exotic monocultures (like eucalyptus) that drain water tables.
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you've made it this far ♡
One small thing.
Today.
Lakshmi Devidoesn't know your name. They will know your kindness.
