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BSBMP Launches Miwaaki Afforestation Project in Bangalore’s Vacant Lands
The Bangalore Development Authority has initiated a Japanese‑style Miwaaki forest project to create dense greenery in limited space on vacant departmental plots.
The Bangalore Development Authority (BSBMP) has launched a Miwaaki afforestation project in the city’s vacant departmental plots. The initiative aims to create dense green cover in limited space using a Japanese‑style Miwaaki technique.
The Miwaaki method, known for its compact and lush vegetation, is expected to enhance the urban green cover and improve air quality in densely populated areas. By planting a variety of native species, the project seeks to provide ecological benefits while also offering a visually appealing landscape.
Officials said the project will be implemented in several key locations across Bangalore, with a focus on areas that lack green space. The initiative is part of the city’s broader efforts to increase green cover and promote sustainable urban development.
The project will be monitored for its environmental impact and community reception, with plans to expand to other vacant plots if successful.
The Miwaaki method, known for its compact and lush vegetation, is expected to enhance the urban green cover and improve air quality in densely populated areas. By planting a variety of native species, the project seeks to provide ecological benefits while also offering a visually appealing landscape.
Officials said the project will be implemented in several key locations across Bangalore, with a focus on areas that lack green space. The initiative is part of the city’s broader efforts to increase green cover and promote sustainable urban development.
The project will be monitored for its environmental impact and community reception, with plans to expand to other vacant plots if successful.