SBI-Bangalore
A new native species forest project is set to begin in Bangalore, Karnataka, with site preparation currently underway. The initiative aims to restore biodiversity and enhance green cover using indigenous plant species. The project is scheduled to officially commence on January 20, 2025.
Started in
Jan 2025
Trees planted
12000
Area covered
null hectares.
Project Status
Site preparationTrees planted
Ambo, Arjun, Amla, Badam, Bakaneem, Banyan Tree, Bauhania, Bor, Chandni, Ficus Religiosa, Goras Ambali, Gulmohar, Jack Fruit, Jamun, Kadam, Kamini, Kanji, Karanj, Kashid, Kesudo, Koner (Karan), Lemon, Mahuva, Mango, Petro Farm, Rain tree, Sag, Shetur, Sisso, Woodapple, babul, neem
Site Manager
Sanjay Desai
admin
Project Partners
Catch Foundation collaborated with following partners for enabling and sponsoring this dense forest.
SBI Life
Project Impact
Growing trees is one of the best way to tackle climate change and make our surrounding healthier and better.
Carbon Captured
1 tree captures 25 kg of carbon in a year. Our dense forest with 12000 trees can capture over 3,00,000 kg in a year.
Oxygen supply
1 tree captures 25 kg of carbon in a year. Our dense forest with 12000 trees can capture over 3,00,000 kg in a year.
Temperature control
1 grown tree prevents 15,000 litre of water from washing away. Forest directly improves ground water recharge of city.
Water conservation
1 grown tree prevents 15,000 litre of water from washing away. Forest directly improves ground water recharge of city.
Employment generated
On an avg. one forest site gives employment to 120 people for 3 years. Till now we have provided employment to X people with all sites.
Soil Displacement
1 grown tree prevents 15,000 litre of water from washing away. Forest directly improves ground water recharge of city.
Take a nature walk in our dense forests
In case of any queries regarding starting a plantation drive, donating for trees, CSR contributions or any other opportunity to work together please write to us on csr@catchfoundation.in.
