We don’t just plant trees; we ensure they survive. To guarantee lasting ecological restoration, we have modernized our approach with strict scientific protocols and digital transparency.

• Strategic Locations: Trees are planted in high-conservation value zones, including Hayleys plantations (such as Somerset Estate and Dickoya) and protected reservoirs in Kurunegala.
• Scientific Selection: We reject a “one size fits all” approach. Instead, we plant sitespecific native and endemic species to ensure ecological harmony and maximum survival.
• Digital Transparency: Every tree is geo-tagged, allowing sponsors to virtually track the location and growth of their contribution online.
• The Commitment: Our partner Hayleys PLC nurtures every sapling for a mandatory five years.
• Your Impact: For just Rs. 100/- per tree, you cover the sapling and its 5-year care. This offers a verified, high-impact way for corporates and individuals to offset their carbon footprint and restore Sri Lanka’s green legacy.

Resilience and Rapid Growth
The journey of the “One Million Tree Stories” project is a testament to resilience. While the past few years presented unprecedented challenges—from the global pandemic to national economic hurdles—our commitment to reforesting Sri Lanka has never wavered. We faced these headwinds not by slowing down, but by strengthening our alliances, proving that environmental stewardship is a priority that cannot wait.

A New Milestone Reached We are proud to announce that the project has gained massive momentum. As of December 31, 2025, we have successfully planted 430,000 trees across our designated zones. 

Expanding Our Alliances The last 12 months have brought rich rewards in the form of powerful new partnerships. We have seen major corporate stewards step forward to take ownership of Sri Lanka’s future.

• January 2026: Global Marine Investments enhanced their partnership, committing to 3,000 trees to offset their carbon footprint.
• Strategic Growth: They join a prestigious coalition of partners including Sampath Bank, Sunshine Holdings, and Crystal Martin, who are helping us expand our planting footprint into critical high-conservation areas like the Somerset Estate in Talawakelle.

With the rains returning and our nursery capacity expanding, we are firmly back on track. The “One Million Trees” vision is no longer just a target; it is a rapidly growing reality, rooted in the soil of our island.