Plantation

Affiliated By Government Of India

Recognized by the government with 80G, 12A, and NITI Aayog registration, dedicated to education, humanity, and the environment.

Plantation in Urban Area

Restoring Human Life

Planting Tree in Oshiwara Garden- Trees reduce carbon dioxide levels and boost oxygen production for a healthier environment.

Planting Tree in Oshiwara Garden- Trees bring back flowers, fruits, and provide a nesting place for birds.

Certificate- In support for “Global Warming”

In Urban Area- Mumbai

Miam Charitable Trust, along with BMC Trees and Garden Superintendent- Jitendra Pardeshi, celebrated World Environment Day 2024 by planting a Chandan Tree in Oshiwara Garden. Trees provides healthy life to Living Beings.

Plantation in Forest Area

for Reforesting - Future Plan:

Reforestation- Future Plan

Plantation in Forest Area

for Reforesting- Future Plan

Root Cause: Human development into forests is driving animals towards human settlements in search of food. This disruption creates insecurity for both humans and animals.

MCT Solutions: Reforesting the forest through planting will help bring back wild animals to their natural habitat, providing them with food and shelter, and restoring balance for both humans and animals.

Reforestation in Gadchiroli- Future Plan

Future Plan for Reforesting:

in Gadchiroli-Maharashtra

Reforesting: Efforts have been gaining momentum worldwide as communities and organizations recognize the vital importance of restoring natural habitats. Trees play a crucial role in absorbing carbon dioxide, providing oxygen, and supporting diverse ecosystems. By replanting forests, we not only combat climate change but also preserve biodiversity, protect water resources, and improve soil health.

Plant Nursery

At MIAM, we believe in change that takes root both in the soil and in society. Our newly established Plant Nursery in Wadlapeth, Gadchiroli is more than just a green initiative; it’s a powerful step toward women empowerment and environmental sustainability.

This nursery is run by local women from the Wadlapeth village, trained and supported by MIAM to grow medicinal plants, fruit saplings, native trees, and seasonal flowers. It creates meaningful employment while promoting eco-conscious living.