Public Gardens & Biodiversity Parks consultants in Ambernath.

Ambernath sits at the foot of low, wooded hills, with the Waldhuni river running through it past an eleventh-century Shiv Mandir. Around that older landscape are the MIDC chemical estates, the ordnance factory estate and a growing ring of housing. The estates need green belts that work on crowded plots; the housing needs shade and gardens; the river needs its banks back. Green work in Ambernath means planting that can take industrial air and a Konkan monsoon, looked after long enough for the people nearby to feel the difference.

Public gardens in Ambernath are limited, and the housing that has come up around the town has brought many families looking for somewhere to walk in the evening. The Council, developers handing over amenity space and CSR programmes all build gardens here. We plan paths, shade and play for real use, build them to handle monsoon runoff coming off the hills, and set up maintenance that carries the garden through its second and third summers: for the families who will use it every day. The work is carried from our base in the region by named people, start to finish, not passed down a chain.