Nepal Evergreen, a volunteer-run initiative, is dedicated to planting a diverse range of trees and plants in impoverished rural regions of Nepal. Our primary focus is not only on benefiting natural habitats but also on creating economic opportunities for local communities through farms, orchards, and private lands.

In addition to these efforts, we recognize the significant impact of tourism on carbon emissions, especially by flights to and from Nepal. A single economy seat can produce as much as 3-4 tonnes of CO2 gases during both flights. By planting fruit trees and other species such as bamboo and Lokta, we actively contribute to the reduction of the carbon footprint generated by tourism, which Nepal desperately needs. This approach fosters resilience, ecological stability, and long-term sustainability for both the environment and the tourism sector, ensuring a brighter future for Nepal and the planet as a whole.