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Planting location specific indigenous fruit trees in public places. Thus enhancing bio-diversity and reduce malnutrition.

WePlant is a Non Government Organization that aims to reduce malnutrition and promote biodiversity through the simple act of planting fruit trees in public places, remote villages, river-side, mountains and valleys. We believe that we can tackle the serious issues of both declining biodiversity globally as well as the significant malnutrition across India by planting indigenous fruit trees in publ

ic places where people who need the nutritious fruit can have access to it. So far we have planted more than 38000 trees across Kerala, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Mizoram, Nagaland as well as in Delhi and we plan on continuing to expand.

• We Plant fruit trees for a better world
• Fulfilling Everlasting Nishkama Karma
• It is estimated that over 45% of children below the age of five and 65% of pregnant and lactating mothers in India are anaemic.
• We Plant fruit trees in public places so that the poorest of the poor get access to nutritious fruits.
• Each tree is planted and nurtured by a volunteer and grown in memory of anyone in the community. The aim is to reduce malnutrition and enhance bio-diversity.
• Over 38000 saplings are already planted in five states.
• Lets fill our mother earth with green jewels

03/08/2026

Can planting a single seed today help create a future free from hunger and malnutrition?

The answer is yes. Every fruit tree planted today can provide nutritious food, support biodiversity, and strengthen communities for years to come.

Our District Programme Coordinator (DPC), Ms Rima Pande, led a Tree Plantation Initiative at Bathandanga ICDS Centre, Sarenga, Bankura, West Bengal, where Mango, Jackfruit, and Litchi seeds were planted to promote nutrition, environmental sustainability, and food security.

Fruit-bearing trees not only make our environment greener but also provide essential nutrients that help combat hunger and malnutrition in local communities.

🌳 How can you contribute?
• Plant fruit trees in your home, school, or community.
• Care for and protect young saplings.
• Encourage children to participate in plantation drives.
• Inspire others to take action for a greener, healthier future.

Every seed you plant today can become a source of nourishment tomorrow. Together, let's grow hope, one tree at a time.

01/08/2026

What if one small seed could help reduce hunger and malnutrition for generations to come?

A single seed has the power to grow into a source of nourishment, strengthen food security, and create a healthier future for communities.

Our team member, Ms Nidhi (SPC), visited Deoghar, Jharkhand, where one Seed Bank was established to preserve indigenous seeds and support sustainable agriculture. During the visit, one permission letter was also submitted, laying the foundation for expanding this initiative to benefit even more communities.

Seed Banks play a vital role in ensuring access to nutritious crops, protecting biodiversity, and empowering families to grow healthy food locally.

🌱 How can you contribute?
• Save and share native seeds.
• Plant fruit and vegetable seeds in your community.
• Support local farmers and community gardens.
• Spread awareness about sustainable farming and nutrition.

Together, we can plant the seeds of hope, fight hunger, and build a healthier tomorrow.

30/07/2026

🌱 Can one tree planted today help end hunger tomorrow?

The answer begins with a single sapling.

As part of the WePlant India – Ending Hunger & Malnutrition initiative, Ms Sara, District Program Coordinator (DPC), led a tree plantation drive at a school in Almora, Uttarakhand, inspiring young minds to become champions of a greener and healthier future.

Every tree planted is more than an act of environmental care—it is a step toward improving nutrition, strengthening biodiversity, and creating sustainable food systems for generations to come. By engaging students in this meaningful activity, we are nurturing not only the environment but also a sense of responsibility and hope.

Together, we can grow healthier communities, reduce malnutrition, and build a future where every child has access to nutritious food and a thriving planet.

🌿 Plant a Tree. Nourish a Future. End Hunger.

28/07/2026

🌱 Seeds are disappearing… Are we paying attention?

What if the loss of a tiny seed meant the loss of nutrition, biodiversity, and food security for future generations?

Why are our indigenous seeds vanishing? And more importantly, can we still reverse this trend?

In this powerful video, Dr Santosh George, Founder of WePlant India, shares the journey behind the Save the Seed, Sow the Seed movement and explains why conserving our native seeds is one of the most important steps towards ending hunger and malnutrition.

Every seed carries the promise of life. Every seed saved is an investment in a healthier, more resilient future.

🎥 Watch the video. Be inspired. Be the change.

🌾 Join the movement. Save the Seed. Sow the Seed.

Together, let's protect our seed heritage and build a world free from hunger and malnutrition.

25/07/2026

Ever wondered what one tiny seed can become?

Five years ago, our Founder, Dr Santosh George, planted a tiny seed with a simple yet powerful vision: to restore nature, improve nutrition, and create a future where no child goes hungry.

Today, that seed has grown into a thriving movement. Every tree planted is more than greenery; it is a source of nutritious food, cleaner air, healthier communities, and hope for generations to come.

At We Plant India, we believe that ending malnutrition and hunger begins with planting a seed. Together, we can build nutrition forests, preserve indigenous seeds, and empower communities to grow their own future.

Join us in this mission. Plant a seed today and become part of a movement that is transforming lives and protecting our planet.

Together, let's grow a future free from hunger and malnutrition.

24/07/2026

Seed Bank Established – Trichy District 🌱

As part of We Plant India's commitment to building healthier and self-reliant communities, our team member Ms Shanti (District Program Coordinator – Trichy) led a successful Seed Bank initiative across schools, hospitals, Anganwadi centres, and local shops (Kadai) in Trichy District.

Working closely with school teachers, Anganwadi workers, healthcare professionals, and community members, Seed Banks were established to preserve native seeds, encourage kitchen gardening, and promote sustainable food practices at the community level.

This collaborative effort reflects the power of community participation in creating long-term solutions for food security and improved nutrition.

We sincerely thank all the teachers, frontline workers, local stakeholders, and community members whose support made this initiative possible.

🌾 Our Mission
At We Plant India, we are dedicated to reducing malnutrition and hunger by promoting seed conservation, sustainable agriculture, and community-led nutrition initiatives. Together, we are nurturing healthier families and building a more food-secure future.

Save the Seeds. Sow the Seeds. Nourish the Nation.🌱

23/07/2026

What does it take to change the future? It starts with a single seed. 🌱

Our team member, Ms. S. Geetha, District Program Coordinator (DPC), Madurai, visited Chinna Mangulam School, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, where a Seed Bank was successfully established with the invaluable support of the school's Principal and teachers.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the school leadership for partnering with us in this meaningful initiative.

During the visit, Ms. Geetha also conducted an engaging awareness session on reducing malnutrition and hunger through seeds, highlighting how preserving indigenous seeds and growing nutritious foods can strengthen food security and build healthier futures.

Together, creating healthier communities and empowering children and families with knowledge.

21/07/2026

Supporting SDG 2: Zero Hunger through community action, nutrition, and hope.🌱

A heartfelt thank you to Ms Josephine Emmanuel, the dedicated teachers, and the wonderful students of Faith Academy, Delhi, for contributing 1,000+ seeds, including mango, papaya, watermelon, and more, to our Seed Bank.

Together, we are nurturing food security, reducing hunger and malnutrition, and building a healthier future for India.

18/07/2026

Every seed we save today is a promise that no child will sleep hungry tomorrow. 🌱

We are proud to establish a Seed Bank at Government School, Satrod Kurd, Hisar (Haryana), taking another step towards our mission of reducing hunger and malnutrition across India.

Through this initiative, students are introduced to the importance of nutrition, seed conservation, biodiversity, and sustainable food systems, while learning about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—especially SDG 2: Zero Hunger. By nurturing these values at the school level, we are empowering young minds to become responsible citizens and contribute to a healthier, food-secure India.

We sincerely thank the school principal, teachers, and staff for their wholehearted support and partnership. Special appreciation to our dedicated team member, Ms Dimple (Hisar, Haryana), for leading this initiative with commitment and inspiring the next generation.

Together, we are sowing the seeds of knowledge, nutrition, and hope for a nation where every child has access to healthy food.

17/07/2026

When we plant a tree, we don't just heal the earth; we nourish the future.
Every leaf breathes life into our planet, and every fruit carries the promise of a meal for someone in need. 🌱

Our dedicated team member, Ms Bahalen Tirkey, District Programme Coordinator (DPC), Hazaribagh, planted Mango, Jamun, and Date seeds in a public space as part of the WePlant India initiative.

Fruit-bearing trees not only help restore the environment but also contribute to reducing malnutrition and hunger by providing nutritious food for communities in the years to come.

Together, let's sow the seeds of hope, health, and sustainability for a greener planet and a future where no one goes hungry.

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http://www.weplant.in/

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