Our Projects

Free distribution of fruit-bearing and medicinal trees to primary schools, madrasas, orphanages, and high schools in Kalihati Upazila, Tangail. Distributed species included guava, lemon, wood apple, jackfruit, neem, and olive.

Tree planting at Gorilabari Islamia Dakhil Madrasa.

A roadside tree-planting initiative on both sides of Saratail Tower Road, completed with the involvement of 23 volunteers and a village community representing 30 families.

A completed Eid essentials distribution initiative supporting poor and vulnerable community members. The project reached 105 local families with the help of 31 volunteers.

Free drinking water was distributed to homebound passengers and travelers during Eid-ul-Azha in scorching heat.

A proposed national initiative integrating firefly research, habitat conservation and restoration, environmental education, community participation, and carefully controlled nature tourism. Conservation and scientific evidence will precede any tourism activity.

A proposed three-year program to improve healthcare access in underserved Jamuna River char communities through solar-powered telemedicine points, qualified remote doctors, basic screening, mobile medical camps, referral services, and trained community representatives.

A proposed student-based tree responsibility program for Grades 6–9. Each participant will receive three suitable saplings, care for them for one year, submit progress updates, and take part in field-verified evaluation and recognition.

A proposed community-led waste management model for the Jamuna area that connects source separation, composting, recycling, and local environmental funding.

A proposed school-based program combining climate education, native tree planting, student-led care, and data-driven monitoring to create lasting environmental impact.