Vanasparsha is a five-year-long environmental conservation initiative by Montram Foundation, dedicated to reviving and preserving the green cover of North Bengal. With a clear goal to plant 10,000 trees, this project aims to create a meaningful and measurable impact on the environment while building awareness and responsibility among people. The name Vanasparsha, meaning Touch of the Forest, reflects our deep connection to nature and our belief that even the smallest act—like planting a sapling—can lead to long-lasting change. But this initiative goes beyond just tree plantation. It is a movement to bring communities closer to nature through knowledge, participation, and sustainable practices. Through a series of awareness drives in different parts of North Bengal, we engage with people from all walks of life—farmers, homemakers, youth, and elders—creating space for dialogue and action. Our interactive workshops in schools, colleges, and communities educate people on the importance of biodiversity, climate change, and eco-conscious living. A key component of Vanasparsha is the promotion of organic farming as a sustainable alternative that benefits both people and the planet. By supporting natural farming practices, we aim to reduce the harmful impact of chemical-based agriculture and encourage a return to healthier, earth-friendly methods. Vanasparsha is not just about planting trees; it’s about planting hope, awareness, and a culture of care for the environment. Under the guidance of Montram Foundation, this project is a step toward a greener, cleaner, and more conscious future for North Bengal. Join us in growing a better tomorrow. One tree. One person. One step at a time.