In a world often divided by differences, TREE is taking a bold step toward unity through one of nature’s simplest acts—planting a tree.
We are proud to introduce our newest initiative, Peace Tree, which seeks to foster mutual respect, trust, and understanding across communities through symbolic and meaningful tree plantation. At TREE, we believe that planting a tree is not just an act of environmental care—it is an expression of connection, empathy, and shared responsibility.
Peace Tree invites people of different faiths to plant trees at one another’s places of worship. Followers of Hinduism and other religions will plant trees at mosques, while Muslim communities will plant trees at temples. In doing so, we hope to honor what others hold sacred and nurture an atmosphere of goodwill, dialogue, and coexistence.
This initiative is rooted in a simple but powerful idea: when we take care of what is important to one another, we create the conditions for peace to grow. It’s not about uniformity—it’s about unity through respect.
Peace Tree is more than a symbolic gesture. It is an invitation to communities across Bangladesh to reimagine how we relate to one another, and to begin new conversations in the shade of the trees we plant together.
If you share our belief in building harmony through shared actions and would like to support or collaborate with us on this initiative, please get in touch.
Together, let’s plant the seeds of peace—one tree, one heart, one community at a time.