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Programmes we've delivered, and what they changed

How companies across India planted with us: on farmland with farmers, as Miyawaki forests in cities and schools, along coasts and on community land. Every project has its own digital forest.

400+ corporate clients · 14 states across India · every tree geo-tagged

Beyond tree plantation: the Grow Billion Trees impact journey
Agroforestry

trees with farmers

Miyawaki

dense native forests

Mangroves

coastal protection

Community & engagement

land, hills, employees

Quick answer

What tree plantation projects has Grow Billion Trees delivered?

Grow Billion Trees has run agroforestry programmes with companies such as Apollo Tyres, Transworld, Welspun and Bajaj General Insurance; Miyawaki forests for S. S. Rajamouli's family, Caterpillar, Group Landmark and Silox India; mangrove restoration in the Sundarbans; and community plantations with the Adani Foundation, Reliance Foundation, TCI and Himalaya Wellness. Each project has a public digital forest page.

Featured · Agroforestry

Apollo Tyres, Tada (Andhra Pradesh) · 25,000 trees

The goal: grow tree cover while strengthening farmer livelihoods, building on Apollo Tyres' earlier agroforestry work.

What we did: planted fruit and timber trees on farmers' land alongside their crops, every tree geo-tagged and tracked on GreenTrack.

What it changed: farmers gain a new, lasting source of income from the harvest, with better soil and water on their farms; Apollo Tyres gets a transparent, audit-ready CSR programme.

Featured · Miyawaki

S. S. Rajamouli family, Nalgonda (Telangana) · 54,000 trees

The goal: turn barren land into a dense, self-sustaining green sanctuary as a family legacy.

What we did: created a Miyawaki forest with closely planted native saplings, and densified the existing plantation to strengthen the canopy and biodiversity.

What it changed: a young native forest designed to become self-sustaining within a few years, with a digital forest the family uses to follow its growth.

Featured · Mangroves

Sundarbans (West Bengal) · 2,00,000 trees

The goal: restore coastal ecosystems and protect communities from erosion and storms.

What we did: mangrove plantation with local communities, monitored for transparency.

What it changed: a living shield for the coast, habitat for fish, crabs and birds, and livelihoods for local families through sustainable fishing and honey collection.

Featured · Community plantation

Adani Foundation, Jaisalmer (Rajasthan) · 4,500 trees

The goal: a community forest in the desert, restoring degraded land with the people who live around it.

What we did: planted indigenous species suited to the local ecosystem, developed in partnership with the community so they own and care for it.

What it changed: better soil and air quality, green jobs and long-term community stewardship of the land.

Featured · Employee engagement

Caterpillar: learning forests in schools · 1,30,000 trees

The goal: a sustainability programme employees could take part in, with lasting value for the community.

What we did: Miyawaki learning forests in schools across Chennai, Thiruvallur and Hosur, planted with native fruit, flowering and timber species, with Caterpillar teams joining the planting.

What it changed: school campuses that are now biodiversity hubs for birds and pollinators, and outdoor classrooms for students.

Common questions

Can we see these projects?

Yes. Every project has a public digital forest page with its location, species and progress, and many companies visit their sites for planting events.

Are the tree counts verified?

Every tree is geo-tagged and tracked on GreenTrack, with field and satellite checks.

Can we run a programme like one of these?

Yes. Plan a programme with our team and we will propose sites, species, budget and reporting.

Which programme suits our company?

Try the programme finder, or talk to our team.