Rooted in the future: Changing a community

The core motivation behind this project is a deep sense of responsibility toward the environment and the local community. Driven by the vision of environmental conservation and the threat of climate change, these young volunteers stepped up to protect their home. By planting trees, they aimed to secure essential resources like clean air and water.
Over the course of 2 hours, a dedicated force of 114 young scout volunteers brought the project to life through a highly structured, hands-on effort. Working in synchronized pairs—where one volunteer dug the soil while the other carefully planted. To ensure the long-term survival of the saplings, the volunteers also built protective fences and beautified the surrounding area.
• Youth Power: A small group of young volunteers can make a massive community impact. ​• Nature's Defense: Planting trees is critical to stopping immediate local threats like landslides. • ​Community Ownership: For a project to last, you have to move from just "planting" to "parenting," getting locals to emotionally invest in caring for nature.
Number of participants
114
Service hours
228
Beneficiaries
545
Location
Bhutan
Topics
Nature and Biodiversity
Healthy Planet

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