Under the banner of the Green Campus Initiative, EY partnered with Vrikshit Foundation to carry out a large-scale tree plantation drive at Gyan Taru Public School, located in Mast Alipur, Gaya, Bihar. Demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental sustainability and rural greening, volunteers alongside students and school staff planted 200 native saplings across the campus grounds. This collaborative effort transforms the school environment into a lush, eco-friendly learning space, enhancing local biodiversity while inspiring young students to take active roles as guardians of nature and sustainability.

Under the banner of Mission Van Dhan, EY teamed up with Vrikshit Foundation for a high-impact plantation drive at Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, located on Narmadapuram Road, Arera Hills, Bhopal. Aimed at promoting environmental awareness and expanding green cover within educational spaces, volunteers joined forces with students and staff to plant 70 native saplings across the school grounds. This initiative not only helps restore local biodiversity and clean the ambient air but also instills a strong sense of eco-consciousness in the leaders of tomorrow, transforming the campus into a healthier, greener haven for the entire school community.

What starts as a single sapling can grow into shade, cleaner air, and a healthier environment for years to come. Through this plantation drive, Vrikshit Foundation planted 150 plants with the active participation of volunteers and community members. The drive was more than just planting trees - it was about turning an open space into a growing green asset for the community. Each plant represents a step towards increasing green cover, supporting local biodiversity, improving the surroundings, and inspiring people to take greater responsibility for the environment.

As part of Vrikshit Foundation’s 80-city plantation initiative, a plantation drive was organised at a park in Agra in collaboration with DCB Bank, where 200 plants were planted. The initiative focused on expanding green cover, improving the local environment, and creating a healthier, greener public space for the community. Agra is one of the many cities where this collective effort is helping build a more sustainable future, one plantation drive at a time.

As part of Vrikshit Foundation’s 80-city plantation initiative, a plantation drive was organised at a school in Dewas in collaboration with DCB Bank, where 200 plants were planted. The initiative aims to expand green cover, create healthier learning environments, and encourage students to develop a lasting connection with nature. Dewas is one of the many cities where this collective effort is helping turn campuses and communities greener, one plantation drive at a time.

As part of Operation Green Cover, EY joined hands with Vrikshit Foundation to execute an impactful plantation drive at Oxygen Park, located off 100 Feet Thaltej-Hebatpur Road near Shell Petrol Pump and Zydus Hospital Road in Thaltej, Ahmedabad. Dedicated to expanding urban biodiversity and creating cleaner air pockets in the city, the team successfully planted 70 native saplings across the park premises. Volunteers worked side by side to enrich the park's eco-zone, establishing a sustainable green sanctuary that will benefit local residents and surrounding ecosystems for years to come.

In a vibrant push toward environmental sustainability, EY partnered with Vrikshit Foundation to execute Project Taru at Noble Heart School, Chandigarh. Driven by a shared vision for a greener future, enthusiastic volunteers, teachers, and students came together to plant 70 native saplings across the school campus. The initiative aimed not only to enhance the local green canopy and improve air quality but also to inspire young minds about ecological stewardship. By transforming the school grounds into a thriving mini-oasis, Project Taru successfully sowed the seeds of environmental responsibility, leaving a lasting, positive impact on both the students and the surrounding community.

Vrikshit Foundation organised a plantation drive at a college in Hanumangarh, where 200 plants were planted to enhance the campus’s green cover and create a healthier environment for students. The initiative encouraged the college community to take an active role in caring for nature and promoting sustainable practices.