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Urban air pollution, rapid concrete expansion, and rising CO₂ emissions in Pune pose severe ecological threats to the city's green cover and health. The biodiversity zone in the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) campus requires structured rehabilitation and high-oxygen releasing flora to act as a vital urban green lung.
Aanav Seva Foundation implements the Kalpavruksha Program—an environmental sustainability campaign centered on planting high-oxygen producing Bamboo trees. We engage student communities, NSS volunteers, and environment enthusiasts to execute soil preparation, geo-tagged planting, and systematic watering schedules.
Bamboo Saplings Planted
Sapling Survival Rate
Volunteers Engaged
"Participating in the Kalpavruksha plantation drive at SPPU opened my eyes to the power of carbon capture. We didn't just plant saplings and walk away; we track their growth weekly. Watching the bamboo shoot up and restore the biodiversity zone has been incredibly rewarding."
— Rohit (Student Volunteer, Pune)Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing woody plants on earth. It releases up to 35% more oxygen than equivalent trees, features exceptional carbon sequestration capacity, and helps prevent soil erosion in Pune's university zones.
We have successfully established a model ecological zone containing over 300 bamboo saplings in the amenity and biodiversity sectors of the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) campus.
We actively partner with local university students, NSS coordinators, and residential green clubs. Volunteers are trained in basic arboriculture and run weekly watering and maintenance schedules to ensure maximum sapling survival rates.
Absolutely. Aanav Seva Foundation is a fully compliant corporate implementation partner (CIN, PAN, Section 12AA & 80G tax exemptions). We provide detailed GPS coordinates, survival audits, and ESG impact reports for sponsored plantation drives.
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