Har Paudha, Ek Nai Saans 🌿
Live in an apartment or don't have land to plant? You can still actively reverse deforestation. For a subsidized ₹20 token, our dedicated green volunteer brigade plants a resilient native tree on your behalf in public parks, roadsides, and school avenues with GPS photo verification.
6,400+ trees planted and geo-tagged in public spaces across India.
You pledge ₹20 — our trained field coordinators and volunteer squads handle digging, planting, watering, and monitoring.
Book online in 30 seconds. Enter your city and optional dedication (birthday, anniversary, or in memory of an elder).
Your request is allocated to our local volunteer unit. Healthy saplings and protective tree guards are prepared for the field drive.
Volunteers dig deep pits, add bio-manure, plant the sapling, water it thoroughly, and capture exact GPS coordinates with photo proof.
Admin audits the geo-tag, assigns a permanent Tree ID (e.g. HK-TREE-115), and publishes it to our live public registry for tracking.
Help us re-green public spaces, roadsides, and urban heat islands. Fill in your details below to sponsor trees in your name or as a dedication for a loved one.
Search your Harit ID anytime on our Live Tree Tracker to view milestone updates and field photographs.
Our volunteer brigade will plant, water, and verify the tree for you. Token contribution: ₹20 per sapling.
Unlike token symbolic drives that abandon saplings after planting, Harit Karanti volunteers commit to a rigorous 3-year survival regimen.
Weekly watering rounds by volunteer water tankers, organic neem cake mulching, and metal or bamboo tree guards to safeguard against grazing cattle.
Seasonal soil aeration, summer heat-shielding, and quarterly photo audits uploaded directly to your Harit ID tracker page.
Deep taproot systems reach natural groundwater. The tree becomes completely self-sufficient and provides continuous shade and oxygen for generations.
Have garden space and want to plant with your own hands?
Explore "Get a Plant" (Collect saplings from nursery hub) →