"Weber Shandwick Gurugram: Cultivating Urban Forests for Employee Bonding"
Weber Shandwick’s tree plantation initiative embodies their commitment to sustainability and employee engagement through an innovative urban forest co Read more
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Surender Singh | 1 Tree(s) |
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Vanika Vashistha | 1 Tree(s) |
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Trilok Singh Mehra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rohan Ranjan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Himanshi Phore | 1 Tree(s) |
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Kanchan Saini | 1 Tree(s) |
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Stuti Garg | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ritika Malik | 1 Tree(s) |
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Vikunth Mehra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Anupriya Chatterjee | 1 Tree(s) |
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Shrishty Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Gracy Bhardwaj | 1 Tree(s) |
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Subir Moitra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rushali Kumar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Bihu Ray | 1 Tree(s) |
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Pragya Chamoli | 1 Tree(s) |
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Varun Kumar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Priya Balachandran | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sanjana Jain | 1 Tree(s) |
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Niranjana Mehta | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rajat Nainwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Shivani Gupta | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ishani | 1 Tree(s) |
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Karishma Kumari Singh | 1 Tree(s) |
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Neha Khatter | 1 Tree(s) |
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Drishti Bhatnagar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Shubhangi Sachdeva | 1 Tree(s) |
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Yukta Bharti | 1 Tree(s) |
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Deborah Sam | 1 Tree(s) |
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Neil Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
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Smridhi Lakra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Vidhi Ojha | 1 Tree(s) |
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Yashika Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sonakshi Arora | 1 Tree(s) |
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Aradhita Kushary | 1 Tree(s) |
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Gayathri Mohan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Nikunj Kakkar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Archisha Gupta | 1 Tree(s) |
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Tarima Manoj | 1 Tree(s) |
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Trisha Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
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Aniket Shivhare | 1 Tree(s) |
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Antara Lal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Durand Dean Desmond | 1 Tree(s) |
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Arpit Upadhyay | 1 Tree(s) |
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Neha Tuteja | 1 Tree(s) |
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Khushi Shanker Mathur | 1 Tree(s) |
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Garima Sansanwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sushil Srinivasan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Aishwarya Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
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Abin James | 1 Tree(s) |
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Saima Hussain | 1 Tree(s) |
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Harshil Bhan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ahaan Mishra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Srishti Chaudhary | 1 Tree(s) |
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Manu Shankar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Poulomi Roy | 1 Tree(s) |
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Syed Shamim Hasan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ravi Prakash | 1 Tree(s) |
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Misha Arora | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ritika Jain | 1 Tree(s) |
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Shreya Shukla | 1 Tree(s) |
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Nitisha Anand | 1 Tree(s) |
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Mehak Juneja | 1 Tree(s) |
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Manvi Khanna | 1 Tree(s) |
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Gursimran Singh Dham | 1 Tree(s) |
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Neha Banerji | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sanya Kundra | 1 Tree(s) |
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Titash Basu | 1 Tree(s) |
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Harshima Pareek | 1 Tree(s) |
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Piyush Sachdeva | 1 Tree(s) |
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Isha Rana | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sonali Das Negi | 1 Tree(s) |
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Akshay Brave | 1 Tree(s) |
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Vaibhav Kattar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rashi Tuli | 1 Tree(s) |
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Abhilasha Shree | 1 Tree(s) |
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Meenu Yadav | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rageshri Ganguly | 1 Tree(s) |
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Manjari Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Vanshika Randev | 1 Tree(s) |
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Himani Chaudhary | 1 Tree(s) |
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Mohit Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rahul Vaidyanathan | 1 Tree(s) |
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Karan Bhandari | 1 Tree(s) |
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Md. Nisar Ansari | 1 Tree(s) |
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Chhote Lal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Har Harsh Bahadur | 1 Tree(s) |
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Swet Kamal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rajkamal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Ramesh Kumar Bairwa | 1 Tree(s) |
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Narender Singh | 1 Tree(s) |
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Surender Singh | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vanika Vashistha | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Trilok Singh Mehra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Rohan Ranjan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Himanshi Phore | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Kanchan Saini | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Stuti Garg | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ritika Malik | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vikunth Mehra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Anupriya Chatterjee | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Shrishty Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Gracy Bhardwaj | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Subir Moitra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Rushali Kumar | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Bihu Ray | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Pragya Chamoli | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Varun Kumar | 1 Tree(s) |
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Priya Balachandran | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sanjana Jain | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Niranjana Mehta | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rajat Nainwal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Shivani Gupta | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ishani | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Karishma Kumari Singh | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Neha Khatter | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Drishti Bhatnagar | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Shubhangi Sachdeva | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Yukta Bharti | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Deborah Sam | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Neil Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Smridhi Lakra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vidhi Ojha | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Yashika Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Sonakshi Arora | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Aradhita Kushary | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Gayathri Mohan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Nikunj Kakkar | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Archisha Gupta | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Tarima Manoj | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Trisha Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Aniket Shivhare | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Antara Lal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Durand Dean Desmond | 1 Tree(s) |
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Arpit Upadhyay | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Neha Tuteja | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Khushi Shanker Mathur | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Garima Sansanwal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Sushil Srinivasan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Aishwarya Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Abin James | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Saima Hussain | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Harshil Bhan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ahaan Mishra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Srishti Chaudhary | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Manu Shankar | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Poulomi Roy | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Syed Shamim Hasan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ravi Prakash | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Misha Arora | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ritika Jain | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Shreya Shukla | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Nitisha Anand | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Mehak Juneja | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Manvi Khanna | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Gursimran Singh Dham | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Neha Banerji | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Sanya Kundra | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Titash Basu | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Harshima Pareek | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Piyush Sachdeva | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Isha Rana | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Sonali Das Negi | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Akshay Brave | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vaibhav Kattar | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Rashi Tuli | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Abhilasha Shree | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Meenu Yadav | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Rageshri Ganguly | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Manjari Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vanshika Randev | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Vikas Dua | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Shivani Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
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Sonam Bijlani | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Riku Sharma | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Sharib Hussain | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Himani Chaudhary | 1 Tree(s) |
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Nikita Gupta | 1 Tree(s) |
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Mohit Agarwal | 1 Tree(s) |
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Rahul Vaidyanathan | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Karan Bhandari | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Md. Nisar Ansari | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Chhote Lal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Har Harsh Bahadur | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Swet Kamal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Rajkamal | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
Ramesh Kumar Bairwa | 1 Tree(s) |
Gurugram | Oct 25, 2024 |
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"Weber Shandwick Gurugram: Cultivating Urban Forests for Employee Bonding"
Weber Shandwick’s tree plantation initiative embodies their commitment to sustainability and employee engagement through an innovative urban forest concept. By integrating tree plantation into urban spaces, the initiative not only contributed to environmental restoration but also provides employees a unique opportunity to bond with nature and each other. Participants engaged in hands-on tree planting activities, fostering a sense of ownership over the urban green spaces they help create. This initiative reflects Weber Shandwick’s dedication to cultivating a culture of environmental stewardship, enhancing team cohesion, and contributing to a greener, more sustainable urban ecosystem. It's a step towards a vibrant, eco-friendly future!
Tree Plantation Date
25th October 2024
Plantation Location
Village Khandsa, Old Manesar Rd, Pace City 2, Sector 37, Gurugram, Haryana 122004
Trees Planted
Total Count: 80 Trees
Species Name: Banyan, Peepal, Kaner, Neem, Jamun, Drumstick
Forest Type: Urban Forest
Weber Shandwick has embarked on a mission to create an Urban Forest as part of its employee engagement initiative. This green endeavor transforms unused urban land into a flourishing ecosystem, where employees play an active role in planting and nurturing trees. The Urban Forest not only contributes to environmental sustainability by improving air quality and biodiversity but also serves as a platform for team-building and personal fulfillment. Employees find themselves stepping away from desks and devices, connecting with nature, and strengthening bonds with colleagues. Through this initiative, Weber Shandwick fosters a culture of environmental stewardship, while creating green sanctuaries in bustling urban landscapes.
Advantages Of Urban Forest
Enhanced Team Building
The tree plantation initiative encourages employees to work together in a hands-on activity that requires cooperation and shared responsibility. By planting and nurturing trees as a team, employees develop stronger interpersonal relationships, improve communication, and build a sense of camaraderie. This shared purpose enhances collaboration and strengthens team dynamics, making it more than just an environmental effort but also a tool for fostering a cohesive work culture.
Improved Air Quality
Urban forests play a significant role in mitigating pollution. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and harmful air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, producing oxygen in return. By planting trees within city limits, Weber Shandwick not only contributes to reducing the company’s carbon footprint but also helps create a healthier atmosphere for both employees and the local community, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable urban environment.Stress Reduction
Numerous studies show that spending time in green spaces helps alleviate stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue. The urban forest provides employees with a natural, calming retreat from the daily pressures of work. This exposure to nature can boost mood, creativity, and overall mental well-being, leading to more productive and engaged employees who feel more balanced in their work-life environment.Increased Biodiversity
Urban areas often lack the biodiversity found in natural ecosystems. By planting a variety of trees and vegetation, Weber Shandwick’s urban forest helps reintroduce biodiversity into the cityscape. The new greenery creates habitats for local wildlife, promoting ecological diversity and balance. This also enhances the aesthetic and environmental value of the urban area, turning once barren spaces into lively, green ecosystems.Environmental Stewardship
Weber Shandwick’s employees are directly involved in sustainability efforts through this initiative, allowing them to contribute to a cause that aligns with global environmental goals. This sense of participation instills pride and responsibility among employees as they witness the tangible impact of their efforts. It reinforces the company’s values of environmental stewardship, empowering staff to be agents of change both within and outside the workplace.Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The Urban Forest initiative is a reflection of Weber Shandwick’s commitment to making a positive societal impact. As a CSR initiative, it demonstrates the company's dedication to sustainable practices and the well-being of its employees and the broader community. This not only enhances the company’s reputation but also attracts like-minded clients, partners, and employees who value environmental responsibility. It positions Weber Shandwick as a forward-thinking organization committed to both social and environmental causes.
Activities During Tree Plantation
During Weber Shandwick’s tree plantation initiative, employees engage in hands-on activities focused on planting and watering young saplings in the designated areas of the urban forest. With the site already prepared, employees work collaboratively to carefully plant each tree in the pre-dug pits, ensuring proper spacing and depth. After planting, they take turns watering the saplings, providing essential hydration to support their growth. This initiative not only fosters teamwork and camaraderie among employees but also allows them to contribute directly to the creation of a greener urban environment.
Tree Plantation Purpose
SDGs Achieved Through Urban Forest
1. SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
Access to green spaces is linked to numerous health benefits, including reduced stress levels and improved mental well-being. The tree plantation initiative encourages employees to engage with nature, fostering physical activity and promoting overall well-being, which aligns with the goal of ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all.
2. SDG 4: Quality Education
The initiative provides an educational component, raising awareness about environmental sustainability, biodiversity, and the significance of trees in urban ecosystems. This aligns with the goal of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education, as employees learn the importance of their actions and how they contribute to broader environmental goals.
3. SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
By involving employees in meaningful and engaging environmental work, the initiative fosters a positive workplace culture. It promotes personal and professional development, which contributes to decent work conditions and economic growth, aligning with the goal of promoting sustained, inclusive economic growth and decent work for all.
4. SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
By creating green spaces within urban settings, the initiative directly supports the development of sustainable cities. Urban forests improve air quality, reduce urban heat, and enhance the overall quality of life for city residents. This aligns with the goal of making cities more sustainable and resilient.
5. SDG 13: Climate Action
This initiative contributes to climate action by facilitating carbon sequestration. Trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, helping to mitigate climate change. By engaging employees in tree planting, Weber Shandwick actively participates in efforts to combat climate change, promoting awareness and action within the organization.6. SDG 15: Life on Land
The establishment of urban forests through this initiative enhances local biodiversity and contributes to the conservation of terrestrial ecosystems. By planting a variety of tree species, the initiative helps restore habitats for wildlife, promoting a balanced ecosystem that supports flora and fauna in urban areas.7. SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
Through a strategic alliance with Grow Billion Trees, Weber Shandwick has successfully established an urban forest in an urban area, promoting sustainable land use practices that benefit both local communities and the environment. Grow Billion Trees has played a crucial role in connecting the company with local stakeholders, providing the necessary expertise and resources to ensure the effective implementation of this urban forest initiative.
This partnership has empowered employees and community members to take ownership of the urban forest, fostering sustainable practices that enhance ecological health and social well-being while advancing key environmental goals. By collaborating with Grow Billion Trees, Weber Shandwick not only contributes to reforestation efforts but also strengthens community engagement and promotes a culture of environmental stewardship among its workforce.
Through these initiatives, Weber Shandwick not only engages its employees in meaningful activities but also demonstrates a strong commitment to contributing to the global sustainability agenda, promoting environmental responsibility and fostering a culture of stewardship within the organization.
ESGs Achieved Through Urban Forest
Environmental (E)
The initiative significantly enhances biodiversity in urban areas by planting a variety of native tree species, supporting local ecosystems and promoting habitats for wildlife. In addition, the tree planting efforts contribute to carbon sequestration, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. By improving air quality through the natural filtration of pollutants and providing oxygen, the initiative fosters a healthier environment for local communities. Furthermore, the newly established urban forest mitigates the urban heat island effect, lowering temperatures in city areas through shade and evapotranspiration.
Social (S)
On the social front, involving employees in the tree planting process fosters teamwork and enhances job satisfaction. Engaging in outdoor activities connected to nature promotes mental well-being and creates a sense of purpose among employees. The initiative also empowers local communities by promoting awareness about environmental issues and encouraging sustainable practices among residents. Through participation in tree planting, employees gain valuable knowledge about environmental sustainability, biodiversity, and the importance of green spaces, which helps cultivate a culture of responsibility towards the environment.
Governance (G)
Weber Shandwick has effectively enhanced its governance practices in the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework through its partnership with Grow Billion Trees. This collaboration not only underscores the company’s commitment to sustainability but also strengthens its accountability and transparency in environmental initiatives.
One of the key aspects of this partnership is the provision of comprehensive audit reports by Grow Billion Trees. These reports detail the environmental impact of the tree plantation initiative, ensuring that Weber Shandwick can monitor and evaluate its sustainability efforts effectively. In addition to audit reports, Grow Billion Trees employs geo-tagging technology to monitor the trees planted. Geo-tagging enhances transparency, as it provides a clear trail of accountability for each planted tree, ensuring that the initiative adheres to the highest standards of environmental stewardship.
Through its collaboration with Grow Billion Trees, Weber Shandwick has strengthened its governance in the ESG framework. This not only enhances Weber Shandwick’s reputation but also sets a benchmark for responsible corporate governance in sustainability practices.
Commitment by Grow Billion Trees
Grow Billion Trees is committed to driving sustainable plantation efforts, ensuring every initiative aligns with key environmental objectives and promotes long-term ecological balance. They focus on selecting native tree species that are well-adapted to local ecosystems, ensuring a higher survival rate and stronger environmental impact.
To maintain plant health and longevity, Grow Billion Trees emphasizes continuous maintenance and regular monitoring of the plantations. This approach helps ensure that each tree thrives, contributing effectively to both biodiversity and climate resilience.
Transparency is a core principle in their operations. Clients receive comprehensive reports, including geo-tagging of planted trees, survival rate updates, and ongoing progress reports. This level of openness allows clients to track the direct impact of their contributions, reinforcing trust and accountability.
Through their dedication to sustainable practices, Grow Billion Trees ensures that every plantation project leaves a lasting positive footprint on both the environment and the local communities it serves.
Summary
Weber Shandwick's tree plantation initiative embodies a commitment to fostering employee engagement through the establishment of an urban forest. This initiative invites employees to participate actively in planting trees, creating a green space that enhances the local environment and supports biodiversity. With the site prepped in advance, employees engage in hands-on activities, cultivating a deeper connection with nature and promoting teamwork. Weber Shandwick's tree plantation initiative serves as a powerful example of how corporate responsibility can intersect with employee engagement, promoting environmental stewardship and social responsibility while fostering a culture of sustainability within the organization.
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What is the aim of Weber Shandwick's tree plantation initiative?
Weber Shandwick's tree plantation initiative aims to enhance urban green spaces in Gurgaon while promoting employee engagement. By planting trees in an urban forest concept, we foster environmental sustainability and contribute to biodiversity, creating a healthier community for everyone.
What types of trees are planted in the urban forest?
We focus on planting native tree species that are well-suited for the local climate and soil conditions. These species promote biodiversity, provide habitats for local wildlife, and enhance the ecological balance of the urban forest.
How can employees participate in the tree plantation initiative?
All employees are encouraged to participate in the tree plantation initiative. We organize events where employees can join hands to plant trees, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful cause and enjoy the outdoors.
What are the benefits of urban forests?
Urban forests provide numerous benefits, including improved air quality, reduced urban heat, enhanced biodiversity, and aesthetic value. They also promote mental well-being by offering green spaces where people can relax and connect with nature.
How does Weber Shandwick ensure the sustainability of the urban forest?
Weber Shandwick partners with organizations like Grow Billion Trees to monitor and maintain the urban forest. Through regular assessments, geo-tagging, and community engagement, we ensure that the trees thrive and continue to provide ecological benefits for years to come.
What role does community involvement play in the initiative?
Community involvement is crucial to our initiative. By engaging local residents in tree planting and care, we foster a sense of ownership and responsibility towards the urban forest, ensuring its sustainability and enhancing community bonds.
How does tree plantation impact climate change?
Tree plantation plays a vital role in combating climate change by sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Each tree planted helps mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a healthier planet and supporting global efforts to address climate change.
Are there educational components to the initiative?
Yes, our initiative includes educational components to raise awareness about the importance of trees and sustainability. We provide information on the ecological benefits of urban forests and encourage employees and the community to adopt eco-friendly practices.
How do you choose the planting locations for the urban forest?
We carefully select planting locations based on factors like soil quality, available space, and community needs. Our goal is to create accessible green spaces that benefit both the environment and the local population.
What is the long-term vision for the urban forest in Gurgaon?
Our long-term vision is to develop a thriving urban forest that enhances biodiversity, improves air quality, and serves as a recreational space for the community. We aim to inspire ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and create a lasting impact in Gurgaon.
1. Urban Forest Benefits
city residents get a breath of fresh air, and Weber Shandwick teams get the satisfaction of creating lasting impact. Plus, urban forests absorb CO₂, making our cities a bit greener and cooler. Talk about a forested future!
2. Employee Engagement through Planting
Nothing says teamwork like digging holes together! At Weber Shandwick, employees came together for an urban forest plantation drive, reconnecting with nature and one another. This green initiative isn’t just about tree planting; it’s about creating memories, fostering teamwork, and nurturing a greener tomorrow. Employees got their hands dirty (literally), making meaningful contributions while enjoying a unique break from screens and desk chairs. Engaging in sustainability projects not only helps the planet but also strengthens team bonds—creating a happy, eco-conscious workforce.
3. Environmental Impact of Tree Plantation
Tree planting isn’t just a feel-good activity; it’s a climate warrior move! Urban forests created by Weber Shandwick absorb CO₂, filter pollutants, and even reduce city temperatures. These trees help fight pollution and restore ecological balance, making them unsung heroes of the urban jungle. By reducing urban heat islands and absorbing excess rainwater, these green spaces are essential for sustainable city living. The result? Healthier communities, fresher air, and cities built to withstand climate extremes.
4. Sustainable Corporate Initiatives
Sustainability isn’t a checkbox—it’s a commitment, and Weber Shandwick’s urban forest project is proof. When companies plant trees, they’re investing in more than just greenery; they’re building a legacy of ecological responsibility. By engaging employees in tree planting, Weber Shandwick is fostering eco-friendly habits and aligning with sustainability goals. This initiative is more than CSR; it’s part of a larger plan to promote green, responsible business practices. Plus, their efforts go beyond corporate responsibility—it's about creating a sustainable future for all.
5. Community Engagement through Green Initiatives
Weber Shandwick’s tree planting isn’t just an internal event; it’s a community affair! By involving employees, clients, and even local communities in urban forestation, they’re building bonds while planting roots (literally!). Green initiatives foster a sense of shared purpose, showing that impactful change starts at home—or in this case, the office. Trees planted today become community assets tomorrow, helping beautify neighborhoods and improve air quality. Community-driven green efforts like these aren’t just beneficial—they’re essential!
6. Biodiversity in Urban Forests
Urban forests aren’t just about trees; they’re a biodiversity boost for urban environments. With Weber Shandwick’s urban forest initiative, employees have helped introduce native tree species to cityscapes, attracting birds, pollinators, and small wildlife to urban settings. A thriving ecosystem strengthens urban areas and provides city dwellers with pockets of nature. Each tree plays its part in supporting wildlife, restoring natural balance, and fostering biodiversity even in the busiest city blocks.
7. Environmental Awareness through CSR
Tree planting goes beyond environmental action—it’s an awareness campaign. Through their urban forest initiative, Weber Shandwick educates employees about sustainability and the real-life impacts of deforestation. By getting hands-on with nature, employees see firsthand how small changes can make a big difference. Urban forestation brings the importance of green spaces to the forefront, highlighting how sustainability practices can easily be incorporated into our daily lives. It’s CSR with a twist—knowledge-sharing with impact!
8. Urban Forest as Climate Solution
Urban forests are an eco-friendly answer to climate woes. By bringing nature to cityscapes, Weber Shandwick’s initiative is part of the larger climate solution. Trees act as natural air filters, cooling agents, and CO₂ absorbers, making urban forests a one-stop shop for climate resilience. These forests are more than aesthetics; they’re essential green lungs helping cities combat pollution and carbon emissions. For every tree planted, Weber Shandwick contributes to a healthier, more resilient urban environment—an investment for future generations.
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