Traditional Tree Plantation

Traditional Tree Plantation

Established in 2018 under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, Green Leaf Trust focuses on environmental conservation through tree planting, education, and public engagement. Trees are treated as living infrastructure that improves air quality, shade, biodiversity, and urban resilience.

Schools, housing societies, industrial sites, and public institutions become active partners in creating healthier and greener spaces. The initiative is designed to feel local, practical, and measurable instead of symbolic.

Every plantation activity is tied to on-ground participation, care planning, and visible impact across neighborhoods.

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Green Leaf Trust organizes tree planting activities across schools, housing societies, industrial zones, and government organizations. These drives are designed to involve residents, students, and professionals in direct environmental conservation work while improving local green cover in a visible way.

In collaboration with the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and Bureau Veritas Group, the trust launched Mission Green Ahmedabad. The campaign has successfully planted over 50,000 trees, contributing significantly to the city's green cover and creating a strong model for organized civic participation.

This initiative encourages individuals and institutions to adopt and nurture trees over time instead of limiting support to plantation day alone. The program strengthens environmental stewardship and builds a deeper connection between communities and the spaces they help restore.