₹1 a day keeps 100 sq ft of Devbhoomi standing. Every donation, verification and payout is anchored to a public blockchain ledger anyone can audit — from your phone to the Van Panchayat that guards your patch.
Pre-launch · Donations open once the charitable trust & payment rails are verified · Parcels shown are illustrative demo profiles
The Chipko movement was born in Uttarakhand — ordinary hill people wrapping their arms around deodars to stop the axes. Fifty years on, the threat hasn't gone away; it has changed shape. Forest parcels near roads and towns are quietly cleared and converted — a resort here, a plot scheme there.
Hugging trees bought time. Funding the people already guarding them keeps the trees standing. Uttarakhand's Van Panchayats — statutory village forest councils since 1931 — are the exact people for the job. Devbhoomi means land of the gods; the dev vans, the sacred groves, have always had a keeper. ₹1 a day is a daily offering to that same tradition — paid in rupees, proven on a public ledger.

One person can't guard a forest. A Van Panchayat can — if it's paid to. Your ₹1 a day (₹365 a year, one patch) funds that stewardship, and every step — donation, verification, payout — is anchored to a public ledger anyone can audit.
₹1/day (₹365/yr) or any amount — recorded against a named 100 sq ft patch on a specific parcel.
Money routes through the charitable trust to the Van Panchayat that guards your patch.
Steward photo + GPS, cross-checked against satellite imagery, before any payout releases.
The Van Panchayat is paid. The payout — and the verification behind it — is anchored to a public ledger.
Your Van Patta deed and the parcel's ledger update as the forest is stewarded, season after season.
When donations open, every donor will receive a Van Patta — a digital acknowledgment of the 100 sq ft patch they fund, anchored to a public ledger. It's blockchain-verified and non-transferable by design at the protocol level: it can't be sold, traded or gifted away, which is exactly why it's an acknowledgment of your stewardship, not a product or an asset.
Its imagery is meant to stay alive: monsoon green-up, winter snow, a wildlife-cam moment from your own patch, updating with the real forest as your steward's reports come in. Not a certificate you file away — a window you check on.
Satellite imagery over Uttarakhand tells a quiet, repeatable story: canopy that thins along a new road cut, a slope that goes from green to bare between two dry seasons, a spring that stops running a few years after the trees above it are gone. No single dramatic event — just forest with no one paid, and no one watching, to stop it.
A funded steward and a public ledger are how a parcel stays on the "green" side of that story — visibly, verifiably, one patrol report at a time.
Every parcel shows exactly what your money does — its location, the Van Panchayat guarding it, and how many daily donors are needed to fully fund this year's stewardship. No vague "plant a tree" promises. Real parcels, real stewards, published in public.
Illustrative — real leaderboard goes live with donations. Counters start at ₹0, in public.
Illustrative rows only — no real donor data exists yet. Patches pledged, not ₹ paid.
Illustrative rows only — no real corporate donors exist yet. Employee counts, not ₹ paid.
Before the first verified payout, there will be a founding thousand — the people who moved first, when it was just an idea and a map. Their names go (with permission) on this wall, and they'll be first in line for the first Van Pattas ever minted.
952 places remain in the founding 1,000 (demo count)
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A 100 sq ft patch of Devbhoomi, given in someone's name — for a wedding, a birthday, or a memorial grove in memory of someone who loved these hills. Gifting isn't open yet, but it's coming once donations are.
Most campaigns ask for your trust. We'd rather show proof. Every event — donation, verification, payout — is anchored to a public ledger, so you never have to take our word for anything.
Instant receipt with your contribution logged against a specific parcel and patch. Live public totals on every parcel page.
The donation event is hashed and anchored to a public blockchain ledger — timestamped, tamper-evident, checkable by anyone.
The Van Panchayat's steward photographs and GPS-tags their patrol; it's cross-checked against satellite imagery before payout.
Verified stewardship is paid — and that payout is anchored to the same public ledger as the donation that funded it.
Quarterly field updates, steward reports and annual audited accounts — all public, all linked back to the ledger.
Dev Bhoomi Bachao is campaign one. The platform beneath it is built to scale — a community-funded mechanism for paying the people who already guard India's natural heritage, with proof that they were paid, in public, for it.
Built for partnership with the Government of India and the Uttarakhand Forest Department — live and building public awareness ahead of the state election period, when forest protection is on the agenda.
Uttarakhand is the land of the gods — and among India's most ecologically vulnerable states. Springs, corridors and old-growth stands are being lost parcel by parcel. We fund the councils already positioned to guard them.
Every parcel proves the model: donor funds → verified stewardship → public ledger. Western Ghats, Northeast, Aravallis — the mechanism travels. Land acquisition is a possible future phase once stewardship is proven.
Every milestone, honestly logged as it happens. This ledger is the campaign's memory; nothing gets edited after the fact.
You're early — that's the point. Here's exactly where the campaign stands, updated honestly as each step completes.
You're looking at it. The public home of Dev Bhoomi Bachao is up.
In progress. The legal entity that will receive donations and route stewardship payments, with tax-deductible donations.
A dedicated, audited donation account — separate from everything else.
Stewardship agreements signed with pilot Van Panchayats; donation, verification and payout events anchored to the public ledger.
Counters go live at ₹0, in public, and the first verified payout goes out.