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Mangrove restoration that protects coasts and communities

Restore mangroves with coastal communities, for shoreline protection, fisheries and carbon stored in coastal soils.

400+ companies plant with us · 85% survival, program-wide · 14 states across India

Why mangroves matter more than ever
Coastal protection

against storms and erosion

With communities

local planting and care

Blue carbon

stored in coastal soils

85% survival

program-wide

Quick answer

Why restore mangroves?

Mangroves are salt-tolerant forests on tropical coasts. They protect shorelines from storms and erosion, shelter fish and crabs that coastal families depend on, and store carbon in their soils. Grow Billion Trees restores mangroves with local communities, using native species and caring for each site until it is established.

Impact

What it changes

For the people, the land and the companies behind each project.

Coasts

Natural protection against storms, surges and erosion.

Livelihoods

Nurseries for fish and crabs that coastal families depend on.

Nature

Habitat for birds and marine life; carbon in coastal soils.

Companies

Measurable, high-visibility CSR and ESG impact.

How a mangrove restoration project works

Five steps from site to report.

  1. Site assessment with forest departments and communities

  2. Native mangrove species and nursery

  3. Planting at the right tide and season

  4. Community care and replacement

  5. Monitoring and reporting

Where this programme fits

The corporate goals this programme supports.

Projects across India

Every pin is a project with its own digital forest. Filter by programme or state, or search for a company.

Pins show the approximate area of each project, not exact plot locations. Updated 2026-10-21.

Programmes we have run

How companies planted with us, and what they got.

Transparency

Check any tree we planted for you

Every tree we plant is geo-tagged and gets a certificate. Enter a certificate or order number to see it.

Have a certificate? Check your trees

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Questions about mangrove restoration

Why are mangroves important?

They protect coasts from storms and erosion, support fisheries and store carbon in coastal soils.

Where do you restore mangroves?

On suitable coastal and estuary sites, planned with local communities and the relevant authorities.

Which species are planted?

Native mangrove species suited to each site's salinity and tides.

How are communities involved?

Local communities help raise saplings, plant and care for the sites.

Is mangrove restoration eligible for CSR?

Yes, under Schedule VII item (iv) on environmental sustainability and ecological balance.