Save Aravali Trust presentation


Save Aravali Trust is a leading environmental NGO dedicated to restoring the ecological health of the Aravali range, the vital 'lungs' of the Delhi-NCR region. We offer high-impact CSR initiatives and corporate activity programs focused on pollution mitigation, water conservation, and large-scale afforestation.

From reviving ancient Johads (water bodies) and implementing natural STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) solutions to conducting mass plantation drives, our projects provide tangible ESG results and meaningful HR engagement through volunteership.

Partner with us to transform barren lands into thriving city forests and fulfill your environmental sustainability goals through hands-on employee volunteering and geo-tagged tree plantation programs.


  • Environment & Pollution: Focuses on regional impact (Delhi-NCR) and specific environmental solutions like air purification and waste management.
  • Water Conservation: Mentions specialized techniques like Johad revival and natural wastewater treatment (STP).
  • CSR & Corporate Activity: Uses professional terminology searched by business leaders, such as "ESG results" and "CSR initiatives".
  • HR Engagement & Volunteers: Highlights "volunteership" and "employee volunteering" as active opportunities for team building.

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1. CSR & Corporate Partnership
  • Compliance & Reporting: "ESG reporting for NGOs", "BRSR compliance environmental projects", "Section 135 Companies Act projects", "CSR audit-ready environmental NGO".
  • Strategic Philanthropy: "Impact-driven CSR projects Delhi NCR", "carbon neutrality programs for corporates", "sustainable livelihood CSR initiatives", "circular economy NGO India".
  • Visibility: "Co-branded environmental projects", "geo-tagged tree plantation for CSR", "QR code tracked afforestation".
2. HR Engagement & Volunteership 
  • Activity Types: "Employee volunteering opportunities Delhi", "corporate eco-field days", "skills-based volunteering for environment", "hybrid volunteering for corporate teams".
  • Engagement Metrics: "Boost employee retention through CSR", "team building via environment conservation", "meaningful HR engagement activities".
  • Specific Roles: "Eco-warrior corporate programs", "community stewardship for employees", "virtual eco-awareness workshops".
3. Environment & Pollution Control
  • Air & Pollution: "Natural air purification Delhi-NCR", "smog mitigation through afforestation", "industrial pollution control NGO", "dust suppression green belts".
  • Waste Management: "Plastic-free movement Delhi", "community bio-composting units", "zero-landfill initiatives", "waste-to-resource programs".
  • Biodiversity: "Native species restoration Aravalis", "protection of Delhi Ridge ecosystem", "wildlife corridor conservation India".
4. Water Conservation
  • Techniques: "Rainwater harvesting in government schools", "Johad revival and desilting", "groundwater recharge projects Haryana", "natural STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) solutions".
  • Impact: "Drought-proofing rural landscapes", "restoring city lakes and ponds", "community water ATMs", "check-dam construction for CSR".
  • "Best environment NGO in Faridabad/Gurugram"
  • "Save Aravali movement updates"
  • "Aravalli Hills conservation NGO"
  • "Delhi-NCR green cover initiatives"

  • ESG-driven CSR strategy, BRSR compliance NGO India, carbon footprint offsetting, Schedule VII environment projects, Section 135 CSR projects, measurable social impact, corporate climate commitment, net-zero targets for corporates, audited impact reports, geo-tagged tree plantation.
  • purpose-driven workforce strategy, employee value proposition (EVP) CSR, corporate eco-field days, skills-based volunteering, team building for sustainability, employee experience (EX) improvement, hybrid volunteering programs, corporate wellness through nature, meaningful HR engagement, volunteerism as talent strategy.
  • Johad revival Delhi-NCR, groundwater recharge structures, rainwater harvesting in schools, pond and lake desilting, natural wastewater treatment (STP), water positive certification, watershed management CSR, traditional water body restoration, recharge pits and wells, aquifer rejuvenation.
  • Environmental NGO in Faridabad, Best NGO for CSR in Gurugram, volunteer opportunities Delhi-NCR, Aravali Yatra trekking, weekend plantation drives NCR, Save Aravali movement, seed collection drives Faridabad, Adopt-a-Plant Delhi, tree plantation near me

1. Water Bodies & Hydrological Restoration
  • Traditional Structures: Johad revival in Aravalis, restoration of village ponds, desilting of traditional check dams, rejuvenation of ancient water bodies, earthen dam construction.
  • Scientific Impact: Groundwater recharge zones Delhi-NCR, aquifer replenishment techniques, rainwater harvesting systems (RWH), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) reduction, Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) filtration.
  • Innovative Solutions: Natural Sewage Treatment Plants (STP), phytoremediation for wastewater, decentralized wastewater treatment, root zone treatment systems.
2. Afforestation & Ecosystem Recovery
  • Planting Methods: Seed bombing in Mangar Bani, native species plantation, Miyawaki forest creation, high-density city forests, afforestation of barren lands, seedling germination in eco-nurseries.
  • Ecological Terms: Aravali green wall project, carbon sink development, biodiversity restoration, halting desertification from Thar, native Aravali flora (Palash, Dhau, Kikar).
  • Maintenance: Geo-tagged tree plantation, post-plantation care and maintenance, forest fire prevention, sapling survival rate monitoring, organic fertilizer application (Jiva-amrita).Climate resilience through nature-based solutions, watershed management for CSR, ecosystem services restoration, Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) goals. Sunday volunteer plantation drives, corporate eco-tours and Aravali Yatra, hands-on environmental volunteership.
Location: National Capital Region

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