Across roughly 24,000 square metres at Jamnagar and Junagadh, KIPL raised a Miyawaki forest and green landscape for one of India's largest industrial groups: over 82,000 native plants, taken from bare ground to established plantation in a single four-month execution window.
The brief
On an operating industrial estate, green cover does real work: heat management, dust control, biodiversity and licence to operate. The mandate was to establish dense native forest and green landscape quickly, across roughly 24,000 square metres of Gujarat estate land, and to have it living, not just planted.
Speed and survival usually pull against each other. The project was structured to deliver both: phase-wise execution to keep plantation systematic and growth healthy, with the full works closed inside four months.
82,000+
Native plants, established in four months
Complete execution
- Land preparation
- The ground worked and readied across the full ~24,000 m² footprint.
- Soil treatment
- Soil conditioned for the dense Miyawaki root mass to establish.
- Plantation
- Over 82,000 native plants set by the Miyawaki dense-forestation method, phase by phase.
- Irrigation setup
- Water infrastructure installed to carry the plot through establishment.
Phased to balance pace and survival
- 01Land preparationSite cleared, graded and readied for dense planting.
- 02Soil treatmentSoil amended and conditioned for the Miyawaki root system.
- 03Plantation82,000+ native plants set in phases for systematic, healthy establishment.
- 04Irrigation & landscapingIrrigation laid and sustainable landscaping completed. All within four months.
