Programmes for a greener Indore — planting herbal and other saplings, making seed balls, and relocating trees that would otherwise be cut down.
With volunteers, the trust has planted many saplings in and around Indore, aiming to cut air pollution and increase the city's green cover.
It also relocates trees. Road, bridge and building work usually means a tree comes down; the trust has machines that lift a tree with its roots intact so it can be rooted somewhere else instead.
Support this seva
Three things that would help, today
The cheapest seva on this list, and the only one that keeps growing after you have gone home.
Make seed balls
The trust has made a lakh of them. It is a morning's work, children can do it, and it needs nothing but soil, compost and seed.
Sponsor or plant a tree
Plant it in a name — a parent, an anniversary, someone you have lost. The trust also relocates full-grown trees rather than letting them be felled.
Offer land, or a wall of it
A society compound, a school ground, a factory boundary. Planting needs somewhere that will still be there in ten years.
Nothing here is paid for on this website. Every one of these starts with a phone call, because they are conversations rather than transactions — and because the trust would rather know what you are offering than take a card number.
