Our Campaigns

Data collection in France - Concretisation of trees is a global problem

The concretization of trees is not a local issue; it's a global crisis. Ignorance and lack of knowledge are killing our trees and damaging the environment. During the summer break, our dedicated volunteers gathered geo-tagged data on over 100 trees encased in concrete in France and Switzerland. We are now petitioning the authorities to take immediate action. This is a critical matter that demands urgent attention. If left unaddressed, the consequences will be devastating for our ecosystems and future generations. We cannot afford to ignore this any longer.

Meeting with the SDM Faridabad

We collected geo-tagged data on about 300 trees in Faridabad. Our consistent reminders and efforts have paid off. The Government of Haryana has floated a tender for 5.87 lakhs to remove the concrete around 300 trees and install brick edging around them. We have been honoured and appointed to supervise the work in this area.

Concrete increases the summertime temperatures in cities. “Heat Island Effect “

An experiment to show the stark temperature difference between the concretised and the non cemented area. Delhi is reeling under 52 degrees Celsius. Concrete absorbs heat and makes the city warmer. We need to do small bits to protect the city from the harmful effects of urbanisation.

Presenting the geo tagged concretised tree data of South Delhi to Ms Ankita Chakravarty - CEO, New Delhi Municipal Council

Geo Tagging and Mapping Andrews Gunj, BRT Corridor Neeti Bagh and Jor Bagh

Awareness and De Concretisation Drive In association with the RWA and Councillor of SDA Delhi

Representation to MCD Commissioner Mr Gyaneesh Bharti. Area wise geo tagged list of concretised trees in South Delhi

Little Victorors for Eco Saviours - Concrete removed in Andrews Gunj and adjoining areas

Raising Awareness About the Adverse Effects of Concrete by engaging with residents alongside the Resident Welfare Association (RWA).

Presenting Geotagged Tree Data from phases 1, 2, 3, and 4 to the Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) During a Meeting

Conducting Door-To-Door Campaigns And Drives To Raise Awareness while also partnering with MCG staff to remove concrete around trees, led to the liberation of over 650 trees. Our efforts garnered recognition and were featured in The Times of India (TOI)

Meeting the Councillor of Gurgaon - Ms Rama Rani Rathi to present our case and request her assistance in removing concrete surrounding the trees.

Conducting an Educational Workshop explaining the detrimental effects of concrete encasement on tree rootse at MCG Gurgaon to Address Staff Members

We Fundraised for the Protection of Endangered Hornbill Nests where the cavity is sealed while the male feeds the female.

An Awareness Campaign Held at Pathways School Gurgaon Focused on advocating for the removal of concrete around trees.