52,400+
Western Ghats Deep Primeval Rainforest Canopy
Aravali Mountain Ridge at Golden Hour Dusk
Nilgiri Shola Subtropical Mist Canopy
Native Canopy Corridors • Western Ghats & Aravali

Every Tree Has An Address.
Every Forest Has A Ledger.

Restoring ancient native biodiversity corridors through precision botanical geotagging, quarterly drone LiDAR canopy audits, and cryptographically verified digital stewardship deeds.

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12,480+ stewards actively protecting 320 hectares of continuous forest.

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Navodaya EarthRise

Breathe life back into the earth.

Your sponsorship becomes a named tree, a physical deed card, and a caretaker who tends it every day. We restore indigenous corridors across India and publish the field record as the canopy grows.

Western Ghats canopy

Now planting

Western Ghats ridge

Daily care

Named local guardians

Identity

Physical deed card

Record

Weekly field reports

Live planting zones

Protecting India's lifelines

Direct a sponsorship to the corridor that needs it this season.

84% funded 1,200m

Western Ghats Ridge

Elephant routes and high-altitude shola. 128 guardians on this ridge.

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Urgent

Aravalli Range Shield

Drought-hardy natives holding back desertification.

New campaign

Sundarbans Mangroves

Shoreline mangroves against storm surge.

Beyond a tree count

Whole stands, not single rows

Each plot is a mix of canopy, understory, fruit, and soil-building species, chosen for that corridor's soil. The aim is wildlife passage and water in the ground, not a plantation grid.

45+

Native species

Canopy trees, shrubs, fruit-bearers, and nitrogen fixers matched to the local soil profile.

12

Wildlife corridors

Rejoined forest so birds, pollinators, and keystone mammals can move and nest again.

3 yr

Care window

Deep roots hold monsoon soil and let surface water sink into the aquifer. Losses are replanted.

Orbital check

The field log, confirmed from above.

Sentinel-2 and quarterly LiDAR sit beside the caretaker's notes. Anamalai Sanctuary, plot 04.

Canopy cover
+64.8%
NDVI
0.82
Soil moisture
38.4%
Biomass
14.2 t

Across 12 corridors

What the ground is showing

Saplings planted

128,450

Survival rate

98.6%

Stewards employed

340+

Carbon, 10-year est.

2,890 t

Public proof

Every tree has a place you can open.

GPS, photographs, and inspection logs stay on the public ledger. Search a serial or a certificate code and read the health timeline for that tree.

GPS coordinates Field photographs 80G receipt

Verify a tree

Try a deed code from your card.

Sponsorship

Choose how much forest you hold

The fee pays caretaker wages, nursery stock, and the survey. Eligible for Section 80G.

Most chosen · 5 trees

Micro-grove

A mixed stand of about 50 square metres, with a brass stake and a field-visit invitation.

Single tree

One geotagged sapling and a named caretaker.

  • Endemic sapling, geotagged
  • Village caretaker assigned
  • Quarterly canopy survey
  • 80G receipt

₹1,850

Corridor patch

Twenty-five trees for a team or an ESG report.

  • 25 trees on a wildlife corridor
  • BRSR / ESG documentation
  • Survey file and carbon ledger
  • Team dashboard

₹42,000

Sponsors

The card has the GPS, and the weekly photo is from the ranger on that ridge.

Ananya Nambiar · 15 trees, Western Ghats

We replaced event gifts with 500 saplings. The satellite record is what the ESG review wanted.
Rajesh Kulkarni · TechCorp
Native stocking only holds if someone weeds and keeps the soil. That care window is the work.
Dr. Priya Raman · Ecological research

Before you sponsor

The deed, the replant, the visit.

How does the deed card match the sapling?

The card and the field tag share one code. When the caretaker plants the sapling, the tag goes on the stake and the point is written to the map.

What if a sapling dies?

For three years, a loss from natural causes is replaced from the nursery at no extra charge.

Is this deductible under 80G?

Yes. The receipt is issued to your account after payment clears.

Can I visit the plot?

Outside the monsoon, you can book a guided visit and meet the caretaker on your trees.