VRUKSHADHAMA FOUNDATION

Our mission is to combat the devastating impacts of climate change and restore ecological balance by planting 1 million trees, both locally and globally. Through this initiative, we aim to address critical global challenges such as carbon emissions, deforestation, and the erosion of biodiversity and ecosystems. This effort aligns with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—specifically Goal 2 (Zero Hunger), Goal 13 (Climate Action), and Goal 15 (Life on Land). By planting trees, we not only mitigate carbon footprints but also create sustainable sources of food, supporting global agriculture and food security. These trees serve as powerful tools in the fight to keep Earth's climate within a safe threshold, aiming to limit global warming to 1.5°C. This effort helps protect vulnerable ecosystems, restore habitats, and prevent the irreversible loss of biodiversity. Our commitment is clear: we can secure a future with thriving ecosystems, abundant biodiversity, and clean air for generations to come. Through this initiative, we move closer to a more sustainable world where nature, food systems, and climate action are in harmony.

Our vision is to restore the planet’s ecological balance by planting 1 million trees across rural villages in India, combating climate change and fostering biodiversity. As a nonprofit organization with a dedicated team from the East Coast of the US and parts of India, we empower local communities to lead sustainable practices in collaboration with the Ministry of Forests. We will also collaborate with organizations like the Girl and Boy Scouts, national parks, counties, schools, and environmental NGOs across the US to expand our impact. By revitalizing ecosystems and improving livelihoods, we aim to protect the Earth from climate change and ensure the planet’s temperature stays within our the critical 1.5°C limit. Together, we aspire to create a lasting legacy of green spaces, healthier ecosystems, and empowered communities for future generations.