Walking with Vijay Raghavendra at the Shivanasamudra waterfalls, Sadhguru explains how chemical fertilizers are destroying the soil of the nation and how agroforestry can remedy the problem.

April 22 is Earth Day. Here’s a little background about the event, and a story from Sadhguru telling us how this is significant for a seeker.

Sadhguru speaks about how ecology and the spiritual process are intimately connected in this post on World Environment Day.

Money grows on trees! Or that's what some recent studies say, after they actually put a monetary value to the services provided by a living tree.

Drawing extensively on community involvement and large-scale volunteer participation, Project GreenHands planted more than 25,000 trees in tsunami-devastated coastal areas of Tamil Nadu. In 2006, PGH volunteers planted 856,000 trees in just three days, securing the project a place in the Guinness World Book of Records. By the end of the 2008 planting season, PGH had planted a total of 7.1 million trees and introduced a newly designed model of agro-forestry among the farmer community. The Project's current aim is to inspire and support the citizens of Tamil Nadu to plant an astonishing total of 114 million trees statewide by the year 2010, adding 30% more to the existing level of green cover in Tamil Nadu. On June 5 2010, PGH was recognized by receiving India's top award for environment.

The way farming is happening right now, farmers spend all their time actively engaged in their fields. Sadhguru gives a comprehensive solution to freeing the farmer’s time.

In today's article, we let you in on one of the simplest ways to reduce your carbon footprint. Now, being a 'greenie' is just a click away!

Here are a few of the entries from the Green Hands Earth Day Contest.

Last week, when we discussed what a popular choice Teak was with farmers, we’d promised to share why Project GreenHands promotes Mahogany over Teak.

Sadhguru looks back at an amazing journey in his life, when he spent 23 days trekking through the forests of Karnataka.

Sadhguru looks at the need to control our population growth to save ourselves and the planet. "If future generations have to live well, we have to conduct our lives consciously," he reminds us.

Earth Day on April 22 is an opportunity to introspect on humanity’s responsibility towards Mother Earth. We take a look at the 5 biggest threats to Mother Earth today.

Sadhguru says, "The preservation and nurturing of this planet is not different from aspiring for a good life for ourselves, because there is no good life without a good planet."