AARANYAM – TGG Foundation

AARANYAM (Forest) project

AARANYAM (Forest) project aims to restore biodiversity and revive native ecosystems through a natural process involving very little human intervention. We have started creating a bio-diversity zone at The Green Gardens for people from across the world to come, see and experience the wonders of a native ecosystem that has evolved naturally, save the initial human effort of planting trees. We would be happy to receive inquiries and invitations from responsible citizens who wish to understand the need for such zones and the methodology for restoring biodiversity that has been fast depleting due to unethical agricultural practices and modern lifestyles that lack consideration for the environment. We intend to create biodiversity zones for such individuals and communities. This project is implemented through self-help groups supported by the TGG Foundation who also guarantees 3 years of its maintenance to ensure no casualties during its initial survival period. People from across the world can participate in the restoration process by sponsoring a tree and thereby contributing to the ecosystem.

MOST FAVOURED GRASS

On November 17, 2022, TGG Foundation conferred the esteemed “MOST FAVORED GRASS” status upon Bamboo. This designation paves the way for bamboo plantation across all our eco-living projects and emphasizes its promotion and research in our Experiential Learning Program (ELP). Recognized as an exceptionally sustainable natural resource, bamboo boasts diverse applications and holds the potential to tackle contemporary challenges such as climate change. Through thorough research, we aspire to develop innovative bamboo-based products that can serve as eco-friendly alternatives to plastics, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future. Thanks to its rapid growth, renewable nature, and inherent stability, bamboo emerges as a versatile solution for a multitude of applications. From constructing lightweight housing solutions and furniture to crafting curtains, blinds, utensils, clothing, and decorative items, bamboo proves itself as a remarkably adaptable resource. Its attributes extend to even meeting the demands of eco-conscious transportation with the potential use in bicycles. This single grass stands as a sustainable answer, capable of fulfilling a wide array of human needs, showcasing the remarkable possibilities that arise from harnessing its unique properties.