The details of the nursery (ies) can be found in the search box under the ‘MIS’ tab.

Nursery-wise, species wise stock can be obtained from nursery database located under ‘MIS’ tab.

The availability of species required can be ascertained by using ‘Species Search’ option available under ‘MIS’ tab.

The Divisional Forest Officers, and Social Forestry Divisions in respective Districts are designated District Nodal officers for Telangana Ku Haritha Haram programme. Contact details can be found under the ‘Contact us’ tab under ‘District’ option. Further, printed copies of nursery directory will be available in all the Gram Panchayats.

The Action Plans can be accessed from ‘MIS’ tab under ‘Action Plans’ option

A Planting site can only be registered by a Government Department Participating in Telangana Ku Haritha Haram programme. Sites included in the District Action Plan can be registered under site registration form available under Plantation option of MIS tab. Only after a site is registered planting can be reported.

Feedback on TKHH can be provided from ‘Contact us’ tab under ‘feedback’ option.

Haritha Haram is a flagship program initiated by the government of Telangana in India aimed at increasing the green cover in the state. The program aims to plant millions of trees every year to increase the forest cover, improve air quality, and provide ecological stability.

The objective of Haritha Haram is to increase the green cover in Telangana from the current 24% to 33% by planting millions of trees every year. The program aims to improve the ecological stability of the state, provide better air quality, and mitigate the effects of climate change.

Individuals, NGOs, educational institutions, government departments, and corporates can participate in Haritha Haram program.

Participants of Haritha Haram program can contribute to environmental conservation, improve air quality, and mitigate the effects of climate change. They can also contribute to the ecological stability of the state and create a sustainable environment for future generations.

Individuals can participate by volunteering for tree plantation drives organized by the government or by planting saplings on their own. NGOs, educational institutions, government departments, and corporates need to contact the district forest officer (DFO) of their respective district and express their willingness to participate in the program.

The trees planted under Haritha Haram program include both native and non-native species such as neem, teak, peepal, banyan, tamarind, eucalyptus, and others.

The Haritha Haram program is an ongoing initiative, and there is no specific timeline for the program. The government aims to continue the program until the desired green cover of 33% is achieved in the state.

The Haritha Haram program is funded by the government of Telangana through its budgetary allocation. The government may also seek contributions from corporates and other stakeholders for the program.