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Why Agroforestry May Be India’s Most Powerful Climate Tool
This article explores how agroforestry — the integration of trees with crops and farming systems — can play a transformative role in tackling climate change in India. By improving soil health, increasing farmer incomes, enhancing biodiversity, and capturing carbon, agroforestry offers a powerful, scalable solution for both climate mitigation and rural livelihood resilience.
It was never a hobby, it was a fear: SayTrees' Kapil Sharma
In this feature, Kapil Sharma, Founder of SayTrees Environmental Trust, shares how a deep concern over rapid environmental degradation led to the creation of SayTrees. What began as a personal fear evolved into a large-scale movement restoring ecosystems, planting trees, and mobilising communities for climate action across India.
People of Purpose: SayTrees Is Growing Living Forests, Stronger Communities, and Climate Hope Across India
SayTrees, co-founded by Kapil Sharma and Deokant Payasi, has grown from a grassroots tree-planting initiative in Bengaluru into a nationwide movement restoring forests, empowering communities, and building climate resilience across India through volunteer-driven reforestation and sustainable practices.
Beyond Tree Counts: How SayTrees Is Redefining CSR-Led Climate Action Through Restoration and Resilience
SayTrees has evolved from a tree-planting initiative into a science-backed leader in CSR climate action, focusing on ecosystem restoration, biodiversity, community ownership, and long-term resilience in landscapes across India.
SayTrees Trust opens soil testing facility in Anantapur
SayTrees Environmental Trust launched its first soil testing facility in Anantapur during Makar Sankranti to support farmers and promote agroforestry. Located at Bhoomi Talli, the centre offers rapid, technology-enabled analysis of pH, organic carbon, and micronutrients.
Neglected Lake Revived with Community Effort
Giddenahalli Lake, a 10-acre water body in north Bengaluru, has been transformed from a neglected, polluted site into a thriving ecosystem through dedicated community efforts and environmental restoration work.