Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir Trust
Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir Trust
When one of Maharashtra's most revered temples joins hands with a forest, something larger than a plantation drive begins. Sahyadri Devrai's collaboration with the Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir Trust brings together two forms of devotion — faith in the divine, and care for the earth that the divine created. Together, we are planting indigenous trees across Devrai sites in Maharashtra, dedicated in the spirit of Bappa himself.
For millions of devotees, Shree Siddhivinayak is a place of blessings, hope, and quiet prayer. Through this partnership, every tree planted under this initiative becomes a living extension of that blessing — rooted in soil, growing toward the sky, and giving shade to generations yet to come. It is a reminder that the truest form of devotion has always been the protection of nature.
01 — Faith Meets Forest
The collaboration brings the spiritual energy of one of India's most beloved temples to the very ground where Sahyadri Devrai works. Every plantation drive under this partnership is conducted in the spirit of Bappa's blessings.
02 — Indigenous Trees, Sacred Roots
Native species traditionally associated with temples and devotion — banyan, peepal, audumbar, bilva, and others — are planted in dedicated groves. These are trees that have stood beside Indian temples for thousands of years.
03 — Devotion as Conservation
The partnership reminds millions of devotees that planting and protecting a tree is one of the highest acts of devotion. Faith becomes a force for the forest, and forests become a place for faith.
04 — A Lasting Spiritual Legacy
The trees planted under this collaboration are nurtured with the same care that defines all of Sahyadri Devrai's work. They will stand for decades, blessing every traveller, devotee, bird, and animal who finds shelter beneath them.
- Indigenous tree plantation drives carried out under the patronage of Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir Trust.
- Sacred and ecologically significant species planted across Sahyadri Devrai sites.
- Awareness spread among devotees about the spiritual value of protecting trees and forests.
- A lasting partnership that unites faith, tradition, and environmental conservation.
