Help to raise valuable donations for Tree plantation
– Foundation
The “Green Tree” gives, expecting nothing in return. This concept has to be founded in the hearts of the humans. “The Green Tree Foundation establishes the universal piece if one imbibes its deepest sense.
The source for the Plants: Our Central Nursery
No of salaried workers workers in the nursery: 5
extra work: We engage causal laborers for the extra work.
Size of the nursery: 100,000 plants
Who plant trees: The farmers (80%), School children (10%) 5% (NGOs) 5 % (random Distribution) and the resident people,
Who funded the money for these projects: Trees for The Future of the USA helps us grow the plants for the in the nursery. They give us 5000 US$ per annum
Sponsors: The more sponsors and donors will be of a great help to the Green Tree Foundation. We distribute the plants on the name of the donors and sponsor.
We charge a small amount of money on the farmers and nothing from the poor farmers.
All my salaries are given to the tree planting.
We help poor students by giving them stationery and gifts on their birthdays.
Activities: List of projects
- Back Yard Horticulture: Each house hold is provided 5-10 useful plants that yield fruit, shade and fiber or wood for the family.
- Kitchen Gardens: Quality seeds of vegetables are given to families in a community to grow their own vegetables organically.
- Mini farms: Encouraging the families having extra place for growing their own seeds for sowing in their crop fields in future
- School Gardens: Shade and flower plants grown in the premises of the school gardens.
- Memorial Gardens: Tree planting on the memory of beloved ones in the burial yards of various communities.
- Community parks: Tree planting for the community parks.
- Community woodlands: Woods available l near the communities to generate a regular income for the communities in addition to supply firewood for domestic use without cutting native forests.
- Grazing wood lots for the community livestock: In order to preserve the region’s biodiversity, we will preserve areas for grazing animals. This shall be done with respect to plant communities.
- Agro forestry technology and its implementation: Promotion of sound Agro forestry and technology to grow and restore more greenery.
- Reforestation activities: To bring back the natural resources of the vegetation
- Avenue Plantation (Road side planting) Plantation on either side of the roads to beautify and protect the region.
- Protection of existing vegetation: By watering and arranging watch ward
Trees to be planted
| Sno | Purpose | Species | Botanical name | Industrial values /Uses |
| 1. | Fruit bearing plants | 1. Mango
2. Sapota 3. Guava 4.Custord Apple 5. Banana 6. Jamoon 7. Jujube 8. Papaya 9. Amla
|
Mangifera indica
Manilkara zapota Psidium gujava Anona squmosa
Musa paradisiaca Syzium cumini Ziziphus ziziphus Carica papaya Emblica officinalis |
Juice, Rich in Vitamins
Juice, Good food Jams, vitamin rich Jams Fruit and juice Jams, juice and fruit Rich in vitamin and minerals Fruit and jellies Ayurvedic and herbal |
| 2 | Shade giving | 1. Neem
2. Delonix 3. Rain tree 4. Pipal Tree 5. Banynan tree 6. Badam 7. Coconut 8. Cassia 9. Pongamia 10. Ashoka |
Azadiracta indica
Deloix regia Samania saman Ficus religiosa Ficus bengalensis
Terminalia catappa Cocas nucifera Cassia simea Pongamia pinnata Saraca indica |
Medicine, timber and Shade
Timber and shade, Bird nest and shade Bird nesting , honey bees Oil, nuts and timber Nut, oil and mattress Honey bee industries Bio fertilizers and diesel Shade giving avenue |
| 3. | Timber giving | 1. Babool
2. Teak 3. Arjuna 4. Mangium 5. Neem 6. Tamarind
|
Acacia nilotica
Tectona gradis Terminalia arjuna Mangium sp. Azadiracta indica Tamarindus indica |
Timber
Timber Wood and medicine Wood Medicinal Vegetable and timber |
| 4 | Vegetables | 1. Drum sticsk
2. Curry leaf
|
Moringa olifera
Murraya koeinigi |
Food
Curries |
| 5. | Living fences | 1. Agave
2. Nilotica 3. Prosophis |
Agave Americana
Acacia nilotica Prosopis juliflora |
Fiber
Timber and furniture Fire wood |
| 6 | Fodder and compost giving plants, Barhseem | 1.Subabool
2.Glerisidia 3.Sesbania |
Luceana lucocephala
Glerisidium sepium Sesbania grandiflora |
Multi Purpose and fast growing plants
Shade for the tender plants |
| 7 | Nuts | 1. Coconut
2. Badam 3. Cashew nut |
Cocas nucifera
Terminalia arjuna Anacardium occidentale |
Nuts and fibers
Shade and attraction Nuts |
– Foundation
The “Green Tree” gives, expecting nothing in return. This concept has to be founded in the hearts of the humans. “The Green Tree Foundation establishes the universal piece if one imbibes its deepest sense.
The source for the Plants: Our Central Nursery
No of salaried workers workers in the nursery: 5
extra work: We engage causal laborers for the extra work.
Size of the nursery: 100,000 plants
Who plant trees: The farmers (80%), School children (10%) 5% (NGOs) 5 % (random Distribution) and the resident people,
Who funded the money for these projects: Trees for The Future of the USA helps us grow the plants for the in the nursery. They give us 5000 US$ per annum
Sponsors: The more sponsors and donors will be of a great help to the Green Tree Foundation. We distribute the plants on the name of the donors and sponsor.
We charge a small amount of money on the farmers and nothing from the poor farmers.
All my salaries are given to the tree planting.
We help poor students by giving them stationery and gifts on their birthdays.
Activities: List of projects
- Back Yard Horticulture: Each house hold is provided 5-10 useful plants that yield fruit, shade and fiber or wood for the family.
- Kitchen Gardens: Quality seeds of vegetables are given to families in a community to grow their own vegetables organically.
- Mini farms: Encouraging the families having extra place for growing their own seeds for sowing in their crop fields in future
- School Gardens: Shade and flower plants grown in the premises of the school gardens.
- Memorial Gardens: Tree planting on the memory of beloved ones in the burial yards of various communities.
- Community parks: Tree planting for the community parks.
- Community woodlands: Woods available l near the communities to generate a regular income for the communities in addition to supply firewood for domestic use without cutting native forests.
- Grazing wood lots for the community livestock: In order to preserve the region’s biodiversity, we will preserve areas for grazing animals. This shall be done with respect to plant communities.
- Agro forestry technology and its implementation: Promotion of sound Agro forestry and technology to grow and restore more greenery.
- Reforestation activities: To bring back the natural resources of the vegetation
- Avenue Plantation (Road side planting) Plantation on either side of the roads to beautify and protect the region.
- Protection of existing vegetation: By watering and arranging watch ward
Trees to be planted
| Sno | Purpose | Species | Botanical name | Industrial values /Uses |
| 1. | Fruit bearing plants | 1. Mango
2. Sapota 3. Guava 4.Custord Apple 5. Banana 6. Jamoon 7. Jujube 8. Papaya 9. Amla
|
Mangifera indica
Manilkara zapota Psidium gujava Anona squmosa
Musa paradisiaca Syzium cumini Ziziphus ziziphus Carica papaya Emblica officinalis |
Juice, Rich in Vitamins
Juice, Good food Jams, vitamin rich Jams Fruit and juice Jams, juice and fruit Rich in vitamin and minerals Fruit and jellies Ayurvedic and herbal |
| 2 | Shade giving | 1. Neem
2. Delonix 3. Rain tree 4. Pipal Tree 5. Banynan tree 6. Badam 7. Coconut 8. Cassia 9. Pongamia 10. Ashoka |
Azadiracta indica
Deloix regia Samania saman Ficus religiosa Ficus bengalensis
Terminalia catappa Cocas nucifera Cassia simea Pongamia pinnata Saraca indica |
Medicine, timber and Shade
Timber and shade, Bird nest and shade Bird nesting , honey bees Oil, nuts and timber Nut, oil and mattress Honey bee industries Bio fertilizers and diesel Shade giving avenue |
| 3. | Timber giving | 1. Babool
2. Teak 3. Arjuna 4. Mangium 5. Neem 6. Tamarind
|
Acacia nilotica
Tectona gradis Terminalia arjuna Mangium sp. Azadiracta indica Tamarindus indica |
Timber
Timber Wood and medicine Wood Medicinal Vegetable and timber |
| 4 | Vegetables | 1. Drum sticsk
2. Curry leaf
|
Moringa olifera
Murraya koeinigi |
Food
Curries |
| 5. | Living fences | 1. Agave
2. Nilotica 3. Prosophis |
Agave Americana
Acacia nilotica Prosopis juliflora |
Fiber
Timber and furniture Fire wood |
| 6 | Fodder and compost giving plants, Barhseem | 1.Subabool
2.Glerisidia 3.Sesbania |
Luceana lucocephala
Glerisidium sepium Sesbania grandiflora |
Multi Purpose and fast growing plants
Shade for the tender plants |
| 7 | Nuts | 1. Coconut
2. Badam 3. Cashew nut |
Cocas nucifera
Terminalia arjuna Anacardium occidentale |
Nuts and fibers
Shade and attraction Nuts |