Join Gurgaon's Community-Led Environmental Movement
From senior citizens planting native forests to families reclaiming local trails, discover how we are working together to bring Gurgaon's green cover and biodiversity back to life.
Members of the DLF Senior Citizen Council stand proudly by the saplings they planted at Aravali Forest, each one dedicated in memory of friends and family.
More portraits from the DLF Senior Citizen Council's plantation drive, showcasing their commitment to leaving a green legacy for younger generations.
The DLF Senior Citizen Council gathers for a group photo, their energy and perspective a powerful reminder that it's never too late to restore our environment.
Our volunteer Charu Govil leads a community walk at Ghata Bundh, guiding visitors through the restored 17-acre site and sharing stories of its transformation.
Visitors on our community walk cross a bridge over the serene jheel at Ghata Bundh, a site that now feels a world away from the concrete jungle of Gurgaon.
A group of citizens walks along a rustic trail at Ghata Bundh, surrounded by native trees, shrubs, and grasses that we have planted.
A participant on our community walk pauses to enjoy the serene view of the water body at Ghata Bundh, a testament to nature's ability to heal.
Citizens walk along the Badshahpur Forest Corridor, a 5.6 km green lifeline restored by us that reconnects people with nature.
Our volunteer guide briefs a group of citizens during a nature walk at the Badshahpur Forest Corridor, pointing out native plants and insects.
A happy group of families and individuals pose for a photo after a refreshing and educational community walk through our restored green corridor.
About A Movement by the People, for the Planet
When you join one of our plantation drives, you aren't just putting a sapling in the ground. We work exclusively with Aravali-native species like Dhok and Kala Siris, meticulously preparing the rocky soil and setting up a three-year watering regime to ensure that every tree actually survives the harsh local climate.
We aren't just planting saplings. We are restoring the Aravali ecosystem that used to sustain this city. Our work at sites like the Badshahpur Forest Corridor and Ghata Bundh isn't about numbers; it's about habitat creation. We focus on the species that belong here, not just whatever grows fast.
When we organize nature walks, we want people to see the birds, the butterflies, and the native grasses that truly belong in this landscape. It is about learning to see the city differently, not as a concrete jungle, but as a space that can heal if we give it a chance. Whether you are a corporate team looking for an impactful CSR day or an individual just wanting to spend a Sunday morning doing something real, we have a spot for you. We focus on practical, hands-on tasks: preparing soil, cleaning up trails, and identifying native flora. It is gritty, it is sweaty, and it is deeply rewarding. This is how we collectively build a greener future, one weekend at a time.
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