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PFWCI Haveri Unit
Plantation DrivesCompleted 1 Year

PFWCI Haveri Unit

Haveri Semi-Arid Belt, North Karnataka
LocationKarnataka, India
Duration1 Year (2024)
Focus AreaPlantation Drives
Project StatusCompleted
Support Mission
Executive Summary

"Establishing regional student/youth environmental units to combat soil erosion and rising temperatures in dry, deforested regions."

North Karnataka is characterized by low average rainfall, high summer temperatures, and rapid dryland degradation. PFWCI set up the Haveri Unit to drive conservation awareness, local tree plantation campaigns, and school-led green nurseries.

The Conservation Challenge

Haveri suffers from intensive agriculture that strips the natural scrub vegetation, leaving the soil exposed to severe wind erosion and drought. Geographically, North Karnataka lacks forest cover compared to southern districts, resulting in an urgent need for dryland afforestation.

Environmental Risk Factors

Habitat loss, structural soil degradation, and seasonal resource depletion present immediate threats to surrounding ecological stability.

Environmental challenge environment

Our Mitigation & Solution

Mitigation work in progress

The PFWCI Haveri Unit established community nurseries in partnership with local gram panchayats. We trained rural school clubs to cultivate endemic scrub-forest flora and saplings, and planted trees along roadsides, school campuses, and barren communal lands.

Core Interventions Delivered

  • Direct community mobilization & skill workshops
  • Procurement & delivery of certified native resources
  • Continuous progress inspection & data-driven audits

Campaign Impact Metrics

8,000+
Saplings Planted
4
School Greenhouses
15
Villages Covered
180+
Youth Enrolled
Execution Roadmap

Timeline & Project Milestones

1
Phase 1Completed

Unit Inauguration

Recruited youth representatives and environmental coordinators in Haveri.

2
Phase 2Completed

Greenhouse Setup

Constructed four school-managed greenhouses to cultivate dryland tree seedlings.

3
Phase 3Completed

Arid Planting Campaign

Organized public plantation drives using wind-resistant local tree varieties.

4
Phase 4Completed

Preservation Auditing

Completed the first-year growth inspection with an 84% survival rate.

Field Documentation

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