Serving Society, Protecting Nature
Serving Society, Protecting Nature
Pasaydan Social Organization is a youth-driven NGO established in 2017, actively working in rural Maharashtra for education, environment protection, healthcare support, river conservation, and social justice.
With the support of volunteers and well-wishers, Pasaydan Social Organization has planted more than 3,000 trees in and around Pachegaon. These trees are not only planted but carefully nurtured until they grow strong and self-sustaining.
Pasaydan focuses on planting long-living and native tree species such as Peepal, Neem, Jamun, Umbar (Cluster Fig), Bel, and Kanchan. These trees provide wide shade, improve groundwater recharge, support biodiversity, and offer food and shelter for birds.
Tree plantation at Pasaydan does not end with planting. Regular watering, protection, and follow-up care are ensured. Due to this approach, the survival rate of planted trees is above 95%, with only minimal loss.
Most tree plantations are carried out along public roads and open spaces where they can provide maximum environmental benefit. This improves roadside greenery, offers shade to travelers, and contributes to long-term ecological balance.
Tree plantation helps prevent soil erosion, improves soil fertility, increases groundwater levels, and supports agriculture. For rural areas, trees are essential for climate balance, farmer livelihood, and the protection of natural resources.
A long-living tree that provides massive shade, prevents soil erosion, supports birds, animals, and biodiversity.
Known for high oxygen release, wide shade, and air purification. Peepal plays a vital role in climate balance.
A medicinal tree that purifies air, improves soil quality, and supports natural healthcare in rural areas.
A fruit-bearing tree that supports birds, improves biodiversity, and contributes to soil moisture retention.
Provides nutrition, shade, and economic value while improving green cover and supporting bird life.
A versatile tree providing food, oil, shade, and coastal soil stability with minimal maintenance.
A hardy tree that improves soil fertility, provides nutrition, and survives well in dry and rural environments.
A native flowering tree that enhances soil quality, supports pollinators, and beautifies public spaces.
This species that provides year-round food for birds, improves groundwater recharge, supports ecosystems.
Volunteers
Local Villages
Well-Wishers
Environmental Supporters
Community Leaders
Years of
Tree Protection
A tree is not just wood rooted in soil. It is the silent protector of life. It gives oxygen to breathe, shade to rest, fruits to eat, shelter to birds, and balance to nature. Long after humans pass, trees continue to serve generations.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, making life on Earth possible for humans, animals, and all living beings.
Trees prevent soil erosion, recharge groundwater, reduce heat, protect wildlife, and maintain ecological balance.
Trees Planted & Nurtured
Tree Survival Rate
Area Cover
Tree Species
Join Pasaydan’s tree plantation drives and be part of protecting nature. Volunteers help in planting, watering, guarding, and nurturing trees for long-term survival.
Be part of plantation drives carried out along roadsides and villages. Every tree planted today creates shade, water balance, and life for future generations.
A newly planted sapling placed with hope, marking the first step toward a greener tomorrow.
With regular nurturing and protection, the sapling begins to establish strong roots.
Volunteers and villagers come together, turning plantation into a collective mission.
The growing tree starts providing shade, supporting biodiversity and improving surroundings.
A mature tree now stands strong — protecting the environment for future generations.
