Community-Powered Ecological Restoration in Gurugram

Our team briefs a group of 40 volunteers from NatWest Group India at Ghata Bundh. We believe in not just planting, but also educating our partners about the story of the land and its ecological importance.

Corporate volunteers from NatWest Group India diligently water young saplings at Ghata Bundh. Consistent care is essential for the saplings to establish strong roots and thrive in the Aravali landscape.

A guided walk for our corporate partners at a restoration site. We show them the contrast between the concrete jungle in the background and the green oasis we are creating together.

This collage captures the spirit of a massive eco-restoration drive with our partner Genpact at Aravali Creek. It shows volunteers planting, our experts guiding them, and the vibrant green result of their efforts.

A collage showcasing the incredible energy of our planting drive with Genpact. Teams of employees are seen planting saplings and proudly holding signs that say "Save the Earth," embodying the spirit of collective action.

This collage highlights the diverse activities during a corporate planting day. From our experts addressing the volunteers to the close-up of a healthy new plant, it shows the holistic nature of our restoration events.

"Planting is a very misused word." A representative from our partner Bry-Air shares her insights on the importance of planting the right species with proper long-term care, highlighting why our scientific approach is so effective.

One year makes a world of difference. Our rewilding expert, Vijay Dhasmana, shows the growth of native species like Dhok and Karonda planted last year, while a new team from Optum India begins their own restoration journey.

A volunteer from our long-standing partner, NTT DATA, carefully places a native Aravali sapling into the soil along the banks of the Sector 56 creek. This helps strengthen the creek and prevent erosion.