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- The New Delhi Municipal Council is building a one-acre urban forest in Lodhi Colony known as Bharat Van.
- This project utilizes the Miyawaki method to plant approximately 10,000 indigenous trees in a dense, small area.
- The site will feature amenities such as yoga and meditation spaces alongside the new vegetation.
- Such developments aim to enhance local biodiversity and provide green spaces in areas with limited land.
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Kuljeet Singh Chahal
NDMC vice-chairman
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“The Miyawaki method involves planting a large number of indigenous species in a limited area. With proper care and maintenance, a dense green cover can be developed within a relatively short period”
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…co-founder of the Enviro Creators Foundation. According to the civic body, the plantation is intended to create a dense green patch that can support trees, plants and birds while improving biodiversity in the area. “ The Miyawaki method involves planting a large number of indigenous species in a limited area. With proper care and maintenance, a dense green cover can be developed within a relatively short period ,” Chahal said. Miyawaki-style plantations are not new to Delhi. Several such forests have been developed across the city by civic agencies, government departments and non-governmental organisations. Also read: Debate…
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Named India · Delhi · Lodhi Colony · Akira Miyawaki · Enviro Creators Foundation · Kuljeet Singh Chahal · Manjinder Singh Sirsa · Municipal Corporation of Delhi · New Delhi Municipal Council · R K Nair
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