Seeds of Change
Plant a tree, plant hope

Since 2021, Bird Heritage Foundation has responded to global climate change by leading community tree-planting initiatives. Over three years, we have conducted multiple plantations drives. We envision engaging individuals and communities to lower our carbon footprint and inculcate environment friendly practices to fight climate change.

We have actively pursued plantation drives, creating beautiful lush green pastures allowing nature to flourish on barren patches of land. The areas have been transformed into verdant ecosystems, fostering a symbiotic relationship between people and fauna.

We’re grateful for the support from the GNCTD, Department of Archaeology and Ministry of Tourism and BSF camp officials.

PLANTATIONS

Gol Gumbad

A verdant haven of pomegranate and Exora trees fosters a thriving, natural ecosystem.

Bara Lao Ka Gumbad

A vibrant tapestry of Harshingar blossoms illuminates the monument's surroundings.

BSF Camp - Chawwla

A massive Miyawaki plantation drive has been initiated to cultivate a self-sustaining forest ecosystem.