Project to Rejuvenate Wastelands Using Miyawaki Method for Ludhiana

A project to rejuvenate urban wastelands using the Miyawaki forest method, a concept inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address on “Mann Ki Baat” programme in June 2023, is aiming to transform 5,500 yards into a green forest in Punjab’s industrial and the most polluted city Ludhiana to fight climate change and curb pollution levels.

The project comes in the wake of rejuvenating additional two acress in association with the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation (LMC).

A total of 2 crore is being spent in two phases for the new project with the preservation and planting indigenous tress, a Ludhiana-based firm announced a pilot initiative to expand its environmental and social responsibility.

It has also suggested the Municipal Corporation to rehabilitate abandoned parks using the Miyawaki method of plantation, the Japanese method of creating dense urban forests in a small area.

Creating green spaces in urban spaces is the need of the hours, especially in the light of cities choking under pollution and rapid development.

The Miyawaki Method is a tree planting technique that uses native plants to quickly create forests on degraded land. In the Miyawaki method seedlings are planted in clumps, very close together, to encourage competitions for sunlight and resources.

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