Nearly 1 million trees have been cut in the last one year.

Use of paper products has quadrupled due to the recent plastic ban. More than 10 million trees are expected to be cut for our metro lines, residential towers and upcoming corporate parks.

We at India Organic Society have decided to wake up and step up. In association with the Forest Department we’ve taken up the mammoth task of REFORESTATION

We take the pledge to plant 1 crore and more plants. But we can’t do it alone.

Join us so that every school, corporate office and every family will plant at least 10 plants.

So pick up this box, plant 10 plants, gift 10 more boxes and let’s set the wheels in motion to replenish our precious forest cover.

Each of these balls is a mix of clay, compost and seeds from plants native to Indian climate. They are the beginnings of a natural ecosystem.

Scattering beej balls is an easy way to help a struggling ecosystem. If you scatter native plant seeds, they are often eaten up by insects, birds, and rodents or washed away by the rain – but these beej are protected inside a ball. When it rains, the clay in the ball holds the water and helps the seeds to germinate. When the seeds germinate, the compost helps the seedlings grow.

1) Find a sunny abondoned field or any sunny area that won’t be  mowed

2) Don’t plant them and don’t  bury them

3) All you do is THROW THEM !