Who We Are
Gangber Environmental Foundation (गंगबेर एन्वायरमेंटल फाउंडेशन) is a registered environmental non-profit dedicated to revitalizing village ecosystems through groundwater soak pits, native tree afforestation, and zero-waste community drives in Chhattisgarh.
Protecting Nature, Restoring Village Water & Habitats
Founded in Bemetara district, Chhattisgarh, Gangber Environmental Foundation was born from a pressing rural need: depleting ground aquifers, loss of native shade canopies, and unmanaged village runoff.
We mobilize farmers, rural youth, women self-help groups, and schools to construct low-cost soak pits that directly recharge underground aquifers, while planting indigenous trees (Neem, Peepal, Banyan, Jamun) that thrive in local soil and support native wildlife.
Every single rupee and volunteer hour is accounted for and channelled directly toward on-ground ecological projects with zero bureaucracy.
Mr. Tikeshwar Sahu
“Our vision is a soak pit at every tap to prevent water loss, and dense groves of native trees in every village.”
Mr. Durgesh Sahu
“Grassroots environmental protection begins with youth action and community ownership for clean green villages.”
On-Ground Campaigns in Bemetara & Chhattisgarh Villages
The Three Pillars of Our Environmental Mission
We focus on practical, sustainable, and scientifically proven rural conservation models.
Native Afforestation
Planting hardy indigenous trees like Neem, Banyan, Peepal, and Jamun along rural roadsides, ponds, and public grounds to restore biodiversity.
Groundwater Soak Pits
Constructing specialized filter soak pits around village hand-pumps and drains to eliminate stagnant puddles and recharge local aquifers.
Zero-Waste Villages
Promoting organic waste composting, eradicating single-use plastics in rural markets, and conducting school eco-awareness workshops.
Join Us in Creating a Greener Chhattisgarh
Support our plantation drives or register as a village coordinator today.