The Gond and Korku tribes, primarily residing in the Betul and Harda districts of Madhya Pradesh, observe a month-long ecological campaign during the monsoon season. This tradition involves the large-scale planting of saplings of fruit-bearing trees and is locally known as the 'Hari Jiroti' festival. This practice highlights the deep-rooted connection between these indigenous communities and their environment, showcasing a traditional model of biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management.