TREE PLANTATION
Planting trees is crucial for several reasons.
Firstly, trees play a vital role in reducing air pollution by absorbing harmful gases, such as carbon dioxide, and producing oxygen through photosynthesis. This process helps in maintaining the overall air quality and combating climate change.
Secondly, trees provide a habitat for numerous species of birds, insects, and other wildlife. Their presence in urban areas promotes biodiversity and enhances the ecosystem.
Additionally, trees contribute to soil conservation by preventing erosion and retaining water, which is particularly important in areas prone to flooding.
In conclusion, planting trees is essential for the well-being of our planet and all its inhabitants.
In the plant farm, we are using straightforward technique to cultivate various types of indigenous plants. Our approach to breeding these plants focuses on simplicity, ensuring that the process is both efficient and effective.
By utilizing this method, we are able to produce a diverse range of native species, contributing to the preservation and promotion of local flora. Our lab is dedicated to the conservation of indigenous plants, recognizing their importance in maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance.
Additionally, as part of our commitment to environmental sustainability, we actively donate a portion of our plants to local communities, conservation organizations to enhance green spaces and promote biodiversity.
Our Various Approches
1.Plant Nursery & Lab
2.Seeds Ball
Seed balls are small balls made of clay, soil, and seeds that are used for easy and natural plantation.
They protect seeds from birds, insects, and harsh weather until they are ready to germinate.
Once they receive enough rain or moisture, the clay breaks down and the seeds begin to sprout.
This method helps in restoring forests and improving green cover in degraded or barren lands.
Seed ball technique is simple, cost-effective, and does not require digging or planting tools.
It supports natural reforestation and helps improve biodiversity and soil health.
It is widely used in environmental conservation efforts to promote sustainable and eco-friendly planting.
3. Protect Endangered Plants
To protect endangered plants, it is crucial to implement simple techniques and propagate these plants to multiple locations. By doing so, we can ensure their survival and prevent their extinction.
One effective method is through seed banking, where the seeds of endangered plants are collected, stored, and later reintroduced into the wild or cultivated in protected areas.
This not only preserves the genetic diversity of these plants but also provides a safety net against any unforeseen events that may threaten their existence. Additionally, cultivating endangered plants in different locations increases their chances of survival by creating multiple populations.
This helps to reduce their vulnerability to environmental changes, diseases, or other threats. By employing these strategies, we can actively contribute to the conservation and preservation of endangered plant species.
A terrace garden is a unique way to bring greenery and nature into urban spaces. It involves creating a garden on the terrace or rooftop of a building.
The concept of terrace gardening has gained popularity due to the limited space in cities and the desire to have a natural environment amidst the concrete jungle.
Terrace gardens can be used for various purposes, such as growing organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers. And also they help to reducing air pollution, absorbing carbon dioxide, and providing a cooling effect to the surrounding area.
Overall, terrace gardens are an innovative and sustainable solution for bringing nature into our urban lives.
4. Terrace Garden
Our Project Works
PROJECT 4 : On October 31, 2025, a Palm Seed Sowing Ceremony was conducted at Athupakkam Lake, Gummidipoondi where children and youths, along with Athupakkam residents and EverGreen Foundation members, planted 10,000 palm seeds in a day as part of a larger effort of 30,000 seeds over two years to promote environmental awareness and sustainability. Know more....!
PROJECT 3 : Seed ball throwing activities were conducted at Gummidipoondi (Aug 3, 2025), Athupakkam (Aug 15, 2025), Natham (Aug 17, 2025), and Elavur (Aug 23, 2025) to promote reforestation, soil restoration, biodiversity, and community-driven environmental sustainability for improving green cover and ecosystem health. Know more....!
PROJECT 2 : On October 27, 2024, the Evergreen Humanity Foundation and Gummidipundi Lions Club planted 10,000 palm seeds in Natham village to restore palm tree populations and support the Green Tamil Nadu mission.. Know more....!
PROJECT 1 : 20,000 PALM SEED SOWNED (October 2023) - Isha Periya lake, Guruvachery pond, Puvalambedu Village lake, Soorapondi Village lake, Sirupuzhalpettai Village lake. Chinna Obulapuram, Prithvi Nagar lake, Keerapakam village lake, Iyanellur Village lake, Verkadu Village lake.
