Afforestt
Native forests created in 10 years that nature would take 100 years to build.
Afforestt is a Bangalore-based service provider that creates natural, wild, maintenance-free native forests using the Miyawaki method — dense plantings of indigenous species that establish self-sustaining ecosystems roughly ten times faster than conventional reforestation approaches. They have planted forests across India, the UAE, and beyond.
Afforestt was facing a high-profile media launch that would bring significant international attention to their work — and their existing website was not ready for that scrutiny. The digital presence needed to match the quality, credibility, and storytelling weight of a company whose work is genuinely changing how reforestation is understood.
Esipick.org rebuilt the entire Afforestt website from the ground up on a new platform, ahead of the media launch deadline. The brief was speed without cutting corners: a site that communicated scientific credibility, emotional connection to the work, and a clear path for organizations and cities to commission a forest.
Afforestt launched into its media moment with a digital presence that matched the ambition of their work — generating international press coverage and institutional interest that the previous site could not have supported.
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“Working with esipick was an absolute joy. We had a big media event and wanted to launch the website before that, so they had a deadline to meet. In spite of the pressure of the deadline, creative inputs were taken in and incorporated to an extent that the entire website was made from scratch on a totally new platform. A huge task well executed with perfection. We will always be thankful for them to make our mission theirs. Best wishes!”
