​Moksha is a Divey Foundation initiative to raise awareness about planting trees in burial places.

Its objectives include the following:

 

1. Education and Outreach: We conduct awareness campaigns, workshops, and seminars to educate people about the benefits of planting trees on burial grounds. We emphasise the positive environmental impact and the spiritual significance of connecting with nature in these sacred spaces.

 

2. Collaboration: We actively engage with local funeral homes, cemetery management, and religious institutions to encourage and support the plantation of trees in burial places. We strive to make this initiative a collective success by seeking their cooperation and involvement.

 

3. Volunteer Engagement: We organise tree-planting events and invite volunteers to maintain the greenery within burial grounds. These activities contribute to the environmental cause and foster a sense of community and shared responsibility.

 

4. Memorials and Commemorations: As part of our initiative, we propose incorporating memorial plaques, benches, or dedicated areas within the burial grounds to honour and remember those who have passed away. These additions enhance the significance of the plantation initiative and provide a peaceful space for remembrance.

 

5. Documentation and Communication: We document the progress of our initiative through photographs, videos, and testimonials from individuals who have been positively impacted. By sharing these stories through various communication channels, such as social media and websites, we aim to inspire others to join our cause.

 

It is crucial to consult with relevant authorities, including local government bodies, cemetery administrators, and environmental experts, to ensure compliance with regulations and guidelines regarding the plantation of trees in burial grounds.

 

Promoting tree planting in burial places is a meaningful way to honour departed souls while contributing to environmental sustainability. By incorporating trees and greenery into burial grounds, we can reap several benefits:

 

1. Environmental Benefits: Trees and plants improve air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen. They also support biodiversity by providing habitats for birds, insects, and other wildlife.

 

2. Land Conservation: Burial grounds occupy significant land areas. By integrating trees and plants into these spaces, we can utilise the land for burial and environmental conservation, ensuring more sustainable use of resources.

 

3. Creating Sacred Spaces: Planting trees and greenery enhances the aesthetics and ambience of burial places, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. It offers solace to visitors and establishes a connection between nature and remembrance.

 

4. Long-Term Sustainability: Trees are long-lived organisms that continue growing and benefit future generations. By planting trees in burial grounds, we make a lasting contribution to the environment and the well-being of future communities.