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Harit Nitya
Tree Plantation and Nature Conservation
Anyone can plant a tree. We are here for the three years after that.
What this programme does
Harit Nitya runs continuous plantation drives with local volunteers, schools and residents' groups — and then stays with the saplings. Every drive is paired with a care commitment: watering, protection and survival tracking for the years in which a sapling actually decides whether it lives. We also run local conservation activity such as clean-up drives and waste-segregation awareness, and we involve schools so that children plant something they will watch grow.
Who it serves
The local ecosystem and the community that depends on it — with schools, residents' associations, local authorities and volunteers as active participants.
How it is delivered
- Plantation drives with volunteers, schools and residents' groups
- Post-plantation care and survival tracking for each drive
- Clean-up and waste-segregation awareness activity
- School engagement so children take part in planting and caring
Photograph requiredA plantation drive — volunteers planting, and ideally a return visit to saplings planted earlier.How you can help
Rs.500 plants and maintains one tree for a full year. Rs.5,000 funds a plantation drive of ten trees with care included. Volunteers are welcome at every drive.
These figures are provisional until the Foundation confirms its real per-beneficiary costs.
Where this programme stands
We publish only what we can evidence. The details below are filled in as this programme runs and is documented — with dates, locations, numbers and photographs.