Join the guardians of India's forests and heritage trees.
Tha is where many Indian cities stand today. What should be a hundred trees for every one of us has flipped the other way around. As the air gets hotter and floods grow fiercer, trees are vanishing when we need them most. They are not a luxury. They are lifelines. Let us move, plant, and protect what keeps our cities breathing.
Since 2015, we have moved trees out of harm's way, planted what belongs, and fought for the ones that cannot speak. When a tree is threatened, we act. No excuses. No delay.
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We relocate trees that stand in the path of development. With cranes, and care, we ensure they don't just survive but continue to grow. Some of the oldest trees in India now stand tall in new homes because someone chose to pause and protect.
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Planting native species isn't a seasonal event. It's a commitment to the land. Our plantations focus on biodiversity, long-term survival, and soil health. Each site is revisited and supported.
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Villages, schools, and local groups can adopt forest patches, with our help. We provide legal advice, mapping tools, and ground support. The goal is shared custody of India's lungs
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When trees face threats, we act. Our team files writs, submits forest data to authorities, and demands accountability. From bylaws to courtrooms, we speak for those who cannot.
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Some trees are older than our oldest stories. The Big Tree Quest invites you to find and protect them. These ancient trees have shaded lives for generations and are quietly disappearing from our landscapes and memories.
View allIndia's green cover isn't just about trees. It's about tribal traditions, clean rivers, climate resilience, and the quiet right to breathe.
We work in forests that don't feature on tourist maps. Alongside elders, forest guards, and young learners, we protect pockets of green that still whisper old names.
When these forests are adopted, they stay rooted in the hands of the people who understand them best.
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