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Fort’s green walk: Explore diverse plants and trees in the area
Updated On: 22 October, 2024 07:38 AM IST | Mumbai | Amey Mirashi
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Cannonball trees are often planted in cities for ornamental purposes; (right) a star apple tree in Kala Ghoda
City-based community Mumbai Musafir will be organising a tree appreciation walk this Sunday that aims to educate people about the various tree and plant species in the Fort district that is otherwise known for its rich built heritage. This nature trail will start at Kala Ghoda and the two and a half-hour easy walk will end near Flora Fountain. “Most species have a cultural and religious significance. As people learn more about trees, they will be more protective about them,” founder Preeti Bhardwaj tells this writer. “Many of us have visited this area [Fort] to spot its heritage buildings, but we have rarely noticed the trees that elevate the ambience of the architecture in the locality,” Bhardwaj adds.
Preeti Bhardwaj
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