We take up projects of afforestation and reforestation of all sizes and requirements be it for a food source, ground water recharge, wildlife habitat creation or just to have a green place to sit and meditate... A forest creation project can be of as small size as 100 sq.m or in simpler terms a 2 bedroom house of Mumbai. Get in touch with
We take up projects of afforestation and reforestation of all sizes and requirements be it for a food source, ground water recharge, wildlife habitat creation or just to have a green place to sit and meditate... A forest creation project can be of as small size as 100 sq.m or in simpler terms a 2 bedroom house of Mumbai. Get in touch with us if you think you can spare this small space around you somewhere for a fresh morning everyday.
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We also take up non-profit projects on public spaces and thus we need funds for such projects who do not have hosts.
All kinds of volunteering is welcome. Whether you wish to lend your skill or come and till the soil. It's up to you. Fun is guaranteed however you wish to get involved.
Host Team: Uttara G, Preeti & Anand G, Jayesh G, Manish B, Sachin I, Sarang K, Sameer, George, Priya
A pilot project by citizens of Mulund (Mumbai, India) to showcase to the world how a natural forest can be created in an urban set-up with minimum resources and land.
Supported by Mumbai Corporation Greater Mumbai and Rotary Club of Thane.
Method applied: Miyawaki
Project Updates:
Site Visit: Drop a message on +91 9920385855 / + 91 9820400789 for the site visit and other details.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MulundMicroForest
Host Team: Aparna Bangia, Jayraj, Masira Khan, Tripti Pal, Prajwal Kadam, Anand Pendharkar, Sushant, Reema & Mandeep
Why is there need to restore Aarey Forest? Over the years foreign species have entered this historical forest and degraded the overall ecosystem. With the help of subject experts, adivasis and students we researched the right local trees and plants species many of which have almost disappeared that need to be re-planted. We procured the saplings of these wild species from various places which in itself is always an uphill task as most nurseries promote exotic species which makes it even more important to have collective support to procure, plant and protect these declining native species.
Keep checking updates on 'Youth For Aarey' insta page.
Method applied: Indian Traditional
Project Updates:
Donate:
We are accepting minimum ₹350 per sapling as the contribution towards sapling cost plus care giving for a year.
For contributing via e-transfer:
Ac. Name: Earth4ever Conservation Foundation
Ac. No.: 50200045483347
IFSC Code: HDFC0000239
Bank: HDFC Bank, Hiranandani Businesss Park, Powai
Mention #RestoreAareyForest in purpose/description/remarks while you transfer the amount
Site Visit: Drop a message on +91 98201 20182 / + 91 98212 20001 for the site visit and other details.
Host Team: Earth4Ever Foundation, Muse Foundation & locals
After literally eating fruits of #MulundMicroForest an urban forest just in 2 years and completing first phase of #RestoreAareyForest the team was up for a new challenge. This patch is contiguous to Mumbai's famous Sanjay Gandhi National Park and hence here wildlife is spotted more frequently. The challenge here is to overcome the over-populated foreign invasive tree species like Gliricidia, etc. which are harmful to the local ecology and thus to the wildlife.
Keep checking updates on 'Earth4ever' insta page.
Method applied: Indian Traditional
Donate:
https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/lets-give-back-the-rightful-home-to-mumbais-wildlife-571271
Site Visit: Drop a message on +91 80927 01458/ + 91 98208 42420 for the site visit and other details.
A marketer who got attracted to the freebies of nature. With the concrete jungle eating up the real jungles Sushant felt a dire need to learn forest creation. He reached out to Alaap Foundation of Kumaon region of India and learnt the Forest Creation technique. Today, he hand-holds citizen's groups, residential societies, schools, insti
A marketer who got attracted to the freebies of nature. With the concrete jungle eating up the real jungles Sushant felt a dire need to learn forest creation. He reached out to Alaap Foundation of Kumaon region of India and learnt the Forest Creation technique. Today, he hand-holds citizen's groups, residential societies, schools, institutes and organisations to create micro forests & biodiversity areas.
Permaculture Practitioner & Field Botanist has an open heart to understand landscapes and cultures around them. She is currently working on Natural Farming, Food Forest and Forest Restoration Projects in Maharashtra, India in collaboration with tribals and local farmers.
A wise rural man who took an unwise decision of settling in the city and is now putting his best efforts to bring the balance in our city life that villages of India have.
An IT service provider who feels the nature's web connects us all and hence best collective efforts should be put in to protect and strengthen this network.
We love all kind of nature lovers, so feel free to visit during normal day hours.
