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Central Railway plans Japanese Miyawaki plantation at Kurla LTT
Updated On: 02 December, 2020 07:15 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B Aklekar
The Miyawaki method essentially involves planting native trees in a specific area to develop a dense, self-sustaining grove

The LTT is also a part of the nine stations that the Central Railway plans to develop as a green power zone over the next three years. File pic
The Central Railway (CR) is planning to set up a mini urban forest at the Kurla Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) on the lines of the Japanese Miyawaki plantation. Sources said that the CR was working out details to invite a proposal for the same. The Miyawaki technique can support 45 saplings within a 150 sqft area and Kurla LTT has huge space where the plantation can be set up in patches.
The Miyawaki method essentially involves planting native trees in a specific area to develop a dense, self-sustaining grove. Plantations set up under the Miyawaki method - developed by Japanese botanist and plant ecology expert Dr. Akira Miyawaki - have improved carbon-dioxide absorption, reduced noise and dust and added more green surface area.
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