US EditionCauvery Calling Facilitates Planting of 1.36 Cr Saplings in 2024–25, Total Plantation Reaches 12.2 Cr
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Cauvery Calling Facilitates Planting of 1.36 Cr Saplings in 2024–25, Total Plantation Reaches 12.2 Cr
Mumbai: The Cauvery Calling movement, envisioned by Sadhguru, has announced the successful plantation of 1.36 crore saplings across 34,000 acres in the Cauvery basin during 2024–25. With this, the cumulative plantation count has soared to 12.2 crore saplings, supporting 2.38 lakh farmers in transitioning to tree-based agriculture. The world’s largest farmer-driven ecological initiative, Cauvery Calling has emerged as a model for tropical eco-res…
The target is to plant 1.21 crore trees in Tamil Nadu this year. The Isha Cauvery Kookkural Movement has created a huge achievement by planting 1.36 crore saplings in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka in the last financial year through farmers in their lands. In the current financial year (2025-26), it has set a target of planting ‘One crore twenty one lakh (1,21,00,000)’ trees in Tamil Nadu alone. Its inaugural ceremony was held today (05-06-2025) at St…
1.36 Cr Saplings Planted in 2024–25 Under Cauvery Calling, Total Plantation Soars to 12.2 Cr
Cauvery Calling planted 1.36 crore saplings in 2024–25, reaching a total of 12.2 crore. Supporting 2.38 lakh farmers, the initiative promotes tree-based agriculture to rejuvenate the Cauvery River, enhance livelihoods, and restore soil health through large-scale community engagement and training programs.
Cauvery Calling is the world’s largest farmer-led ecological initiative and a revolutionary ecological restoration effort with the potential to transform tropical regions. Named a Top Innovator by the Trillion Trees: India Challenge, the movement aims to revitalize the Cauvery River – a lifeline for 8.4 crore people – while increasing farmers’ incomes by planting 242 crore trees on private farmland. It promotes tree-based agriculture, which help…
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