Green India Foundation Trust is a non-governmental organization dedicated to environmental conservation, water resource protection, and promoting ecological awareness among citizens. The Trust believes that sustainable development can only be achieved through collective action, education, and grassroots participation. It organizes large-scale initiatives such as tree plantation drives, awareness yatras, wetland protection marches, and environmental workshops to sensitize people about the importance of nature. One of its key campaigns involves the rejuvenation of dried or polluted lakes, ponds, and wetlands, including efforts to restore the iconic Badkhal Lake in Haryana. The Trust also promotes water literacy, understanding of traditional water systems, and encourages community-led conservation. By engaging schools, colleges, local communities, and policy-makers, the Trust fosters a sense of responsibility toward India’s natural heritage. With the motto that nature is for all, it invites everyone to contribute—through effort, time, or expertise—towards building a greener, more sustainable future.