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BMC picks five spots for grand Urban Forest plan

Gardens at Kurla, Bandra fort, Chandivli, Annabhau Sathe Garden and Step Garden at Kandivli, which are over 20,000 square metres (excluding Step Garden, which is 19,000 square metres) will be turned into Urban forests

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has identified five locations in the city where it will develop Urban Forests. The concept and suggestion were discussed at a meeting between various green activists and BMC commissioner Pravin Pardeshi, last month.

BMC officials had been asked to spot such locations where this concept could be developed. The BMC has been criticised over the intense concretisation of gardens and open spaces over the years and under this concept, it plans to plant as many trees as possible so as to create a dense plantation at the spot. Gardens at Kurla, Bandra fort, Chandivli, Annabhau Sathe Garden and Step Garden at Kandivli, which are over 20,000 square metres (excluding Step Garden, which is 19,000 square metres) will be turned into Urban forests.

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