Guru Nanak Sacred Forest

Organization

EcoSikh

Project

Project Regions

Countries or Areas

India

Religious Traditions

Sikhism

Summary of Activity

In the name of Guru Nanak Sacred Forest, EcoSikh, in 2019, started the tree-planting project. Sikhs around the world plan to plant a million new trees.

Impact

They have planned tens of thousands of trees in Punjab, India and are extending their reach to other parts of India and beyond.

Ecosystems

Impact Areas

Conservation

SDG Addressed

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http://www.ecosikh.org/

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Background

In September 2020, UNEP’s Faith for Earth Initiative, the Parliament of the World’s Religions, United Religions Initiative, and Bhumi Global published a report to celebrate the five year anniversary of the UN Sustainability Development Goals. The report featured data they had collected on faith-based organizations around the world doing work that fell within the scope of the environmental SDGs.

Only a fraction of the collected data was used in the written report, so these organizations partnered with the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology to bring the complete information to the public here on this site as a living, evolving, searchable database. Additional organizations and projects are added on a quarterly basis. This listing is not meant to be a comprehensive overview of any group’s activities, but rather the progress of specific projects towards the environmental SDGs. For more information on a group or a project, visit their website using the links provided on the individual project page.

If your faith-based organization is working on a project that falls within the environmental SDGs, and you wish to be included in this list, please fill out our submission form. See the form for required project criteria.

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