Green Yatra

This programme aims to plant ten crore trees by 2025 and involves planting forests in the Miyawaki method, greening protected tracts like housing societies, planting local fruit trees in available land belonging to farmers and initiating mass plantation of trees to heal the environment.

Through this method Green Yatra tries to bring quick change in a small area, The Miyawaki method includes planting three to five saplings per square meter with a minimum of twenty to fifty varying species of plants. It generates a multi-layered forest which requires no maintenance after two to three years leading to dense patches of vegetation.

This programme motivates corporates to come forward and opt for greening their surroundings. Any corporate wishing to go green can contact Green Yatra and the organisation helps to make buildings green, analysing water usage, energy and waste consumption for the unit and suggesting green improvements to improve energy efficiency and conserve natural resources.

Is an attempt to create villages that are clean and green, uses renewable energy sources and contributes to rainwater harvesting.

To achieve this objective the organisation focuses on water conservation, agroforestry and cash crops, renewable energy sources and a green economy. This contributes to a green environment and also creates self-sustaining villages.

Green Yatra understands that air, soil and water are important components and influence natural habitats.

To rejuvenate the air, It involves in plantation projects and creation of Miyawaki forests. Soil is helped by undertaking surveys of soil, biodiversity, climate and weather, and local flora and fauna and measures are suggested to improve soil conditions through the use of healthier replacements, natural ingredients and nourishing nutrients.

To rejuvenate water, It installs rainwater harvesting systems, recharges groundwater, rejuvenates and creates new water bodies all over India, Its aim is to conserve and maintain the hydrological cycle of India and rejuvenate depleting water tables.