• - Rooted in Conservation -

    Plant Native Trees

    Restoring ecosystems with native species, one tree at a time

  • Native Trees

    We focus on planting indigenous trees such as Banyan, Pimpal, Mahua, and others that are crucial to maintaining ecological balance and supporting endangered species.

    Ecological Impact

    Our plantings help sequester carbon, improve soil health, regulate local climate, and attract native wildlife, contributing to healthier ecosystems.

    Community Engagement

    By working closely with local farmers and communities, we foster sustainable land management practices and promote environmental stewardship for generations to come.

  • Projects

    Discover our ongoing efforts to restore native forests and green spaces across India, one tree at a time.

  • Our Approach

    Committed to sustainable, community-driven reforestation, we plant native trees across diverse landscapes, ensuring lasting ecological benefits.

    Planting Methods

    We utilize environmentally friendly techniques suited to local conditions, ensuring high survival rates and healthy growth of native saplings.

    Farmer Partnerships

    Our mutually beneficial model offers farmers a fruit tree in exchange for allowing us to plant native species on their land, promoting local livelihoods.

    Land Types

    We work on roadside verges, government properties, forest reserves, and private farms, adapting our approach to each landscape for maximum impact.

    Long-term Care

    We ensure ongoing monitoring and care of planted trees, supporting their growth into mature, ecologically valuable forests.

  • Trees Planted

    Over 3,000 native trees have been planted so far, with a goal to reach 10,000 in the next five years, fostering biodiversity and climate resilience.

    Carbon Sequestration

    Our trees are estimated to sequester thousands of tons of CO₂ over their lifespan, helping combat climate change locally and globally.

    Community Benefits

    Hundreds of farmers and local residents have benefitted through our land-for-fruit tree exchange, enhancing livelihoods and environmental awareness.

  • Our supporters and partners have helped us plant over 1,000 native trees across Alibaug

    — Rina Patel, Conservationist “Plant Native Trees has transformed degraded lands into thriving ecosystems. Their dedication to native species is helping restore our natural heritage.” Our supporters and partners have helped us plant over 3,000 native trees across India 🌳 Plant Native Trees Native trees, local hands — one tree at a time We began at Prrana Farm in Alibaug, coastal Maharashtra, planting Banyan, Pimpal, Mahua, Desi Badam, Haldu, and native Ficus varieties. These are not ornamental plantings. These are keystone species — some of them endangered — that once defined the landscapes of this land. But this is just the beginning. 🎯 Our Goal 10,000 trees over the next 5 years — starting in coastal Maharashtra and expanding across India, region by region. As these trees mature over decades, they will sequester thousands of tons of CO₂, cool the land, enrich the soil, and bring back the birds, insects and wildlife that belong here. 🤝 How We Work We plant on roadsides, government land, forest land, and private farmland. Where we work with farmers, our exchange is simple — for every native tree they allow us to plant on their land, we give them one fruit tree in return. The farmer gains. The land gains. Everyone wins.

    “Plant Native Trees has transformed degraded lands into thriving ecosystems. Their dedication to native species is helping restore our natural heritage.”

    — Rina Patel, Conservationist

    — Arun Deshmukh, Farmer “Partnering with Plant Native Trees has been a rewarding experience. They work transparently and truly care about the land and communities.” Our supporters and partners have helped us plant over 3,000 native trees across India 🌳 Plant Native Trees Native trees, local hands — one tree at a time We began at Prrana Farm in Alibaug, coastal Maharashtra, planting Banyan, Pimpal, Mahua, Desi Badam, Haldu, and native Ficus varieties. These are not ornamental plantings. These are keystone species — some of them endangered — that once defined the landscapes of this land. But this is just the beginning. 🎯 Our Goal 10,000 trees over the next 5 years — starting in coastal Maharashtra and expanding across India, region by region. As these trees mature over decades, they will sequester thousands of tons of CO₂, cool the land, enrich the soil, and bring back the birds, insects and wildlife that belong here. 🤝 How We Work We plant on roadsides, government land, forest land, and private farmland. Where we work with farmers, our exchange is simple — for every native tree they allow us to plant on their land, we give them one fruit tree in return. The farmer gains. The land gains. Everyone wins.

    “Partnering with Plant Native Trees has been a rewarding experience. They work transparently and truly care about the land and communities.”

    — Arun Deshmukh, Farmer

    — Meera Singh, Ecologist “The native trees planted by Plant Native Trees are helping bring back local wildlife and improve the health of our environment.” Our supporters and partners have helped us plant over 3,000 native trees across India 🌳 Plant Native Trees Native trees, local hands — one tree at a time We began at Prrana Farm in Alibaug, coastal Maharashtra, planting Banyan, Pimpal, Mahua, Desi Badam, Haldu, and native Ficus varieties. These are not ornamental plantings. These are keystone species — some of them endangered — that once defined the landscapes of this land. But this is just the beginning. 🎯 Our Goal 10,000 trees over the next 5 years — starting in coastal Maharashtra and expanding across India, region by region. As these trees mature over decades, they will sequester thousands of tons of CO₂, cool the land, enrich the soil, and bring back the birds, insects and wildlife that belong here. 🤝 How We Work We plant on roadsides, government land, forest land, and private farmland. Where we work with farmers, our exchange is simple — for every native tree they allow us to plant on their land, we give them one fruit tree in return. The farmer gains. The land gains. Everyone wins.

    “The native trees planted by Plant Native Trees are helping bring back local wildlife and improve the health of our environment.”

    — Meera Singh, Ecologist

  • Trees we've planted so far

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  • Donate

    Make a donation to the Chimanlal Chakubhai Trust Fund: QR919920791904-1885@unionbankofindia and email us a copy of your PAN Card to receive a copy of your 80(G) certificate.

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    Join us in restoring our ecosystems and participate by donating or join us as a volunteer

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