Pune's garden department is implementing alternative infrastructure designs to save trees, addressing the rising temperatures and environmental concerns in the city. Their initiatives are setting a new standard in sustainable urban development.
Tree PreservationSustainable InfrastructureUrban DevelopmentGreen SpacesPuneReal Estate PuneApr 24, 2025
Tree grills are specially designed covers placed over tree roots that allow roots to grow freely without damaging the pavement. They help protect the trees while maintaining the integrity of the infrastructure.
Permeable pavements are made from materials that allow water to seep through, helping to maintain soil moisture and support tree growth. They are an eco-friendly alternative to traditional pavements.
Tree-friendly lighting systems are designed to minimize light interference with the natural growth patterns of trees. They ensure that the light is directed in a way that does not disrupt the trees' health.
The heat island effect refers to the phenomenon where urban areas experience higher temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas. This is often caused by the abundance of concrete and asphalt, which absorb and retain heat. The loss of trees exacerbates this effect, making the city warmer and less livable.
Residents can contribute by volunteering for tree planting initiatives, participating in community gardening projects, and supporting local environmental groups like the Pune Samwad group. Every small effort helps in making the city greener and more sustainable.
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