Native tree plantationOngoing
Native Tree Plantation
Planting and caring for trees and shrubs native to the Pune region so that hill slopes regain resilient, wildlife-friendly cover.
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Biodiversity
Biodiversity Restoration
Rebuilding habitat for local plants, birds, butterflies and other wildlife by restoring native vegetation and water sources.
Project overview
A healthy hill is more than trees: grasses, shrubs, insects, birds and soil life depend on one another. Restoring biodiversity means bringing back that mix of layers and food sources, and giving wildlife water and shelter.
Observation matters. Careful records of the plants and animals present are the only honest way to show whether restoration is working.
Objectives
- Restore layered native habitat
- Support pollinators, birds and other local wildlife
- Document the species that return to restored areas
- Share what is learned with the wider community
Environmental challenge
Habitat loss and invasive plants reduce food and shelter for native wildlife, and isolated green patches are hard for species to reach.
Approach and activities
Step 1: Plant a mix of canopy trees, shrubs and grasses
Step 2: Keep water sources available for wildlife
Step 3: Remove or manage invasive species where practical
Step 4: Document flora and fauna with consistent observation methods
Impact metrics
550+
Species
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