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Morpeace.com, 2026
Morpeace Biodiversity Planning and Assessment
Biodiversity planning project for Morpeace.com, developing strategy and design to enhance and manage on-site biodiversity.
Ecological restoration Plant native species that survive, and show the results year after year.
Many plantations report saplings planted, but often nobody checks how many survive. We plan restoration with native species and then measure what grows, so your CSR or compensatory plantation has real numbers behind it.
- Native species chosen for your soil, rainfall and region
- Planting design based on a study of the site, not a fixed list
- Survival, growth and carbon measured every year
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Organisations that rely on our numbers
Who calls us for restoration
CSR teams & foundations
Plantations planned with native species, with survival and carbon reported every year.
Developers
Compensatory plantation that meets the conditions of your tree-cutting permission.
Industry & campuses
Green belts, degraded patches and open land turned into native habitat.
NGOs & government bodies
Restoration design and independent monitoring for forest, river and grassland projects.
What the restoration work covers
- Site study: soil, water, existing plants and wildlife
- Native species list for your region
- Planting design and layout map
- Supervision of planting on site
- GPS-tagged saplings for tracking
- Yearly survival and growth report
- Carbon sequestration of the restored area
- Records useful for CSR, BRSR and Green Credit reporting
Our team has worked for years on the native plants of the Western Ghats and Deccan plateau. We choose species that belong to your landscape, not only what the nursery has in stock.
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Amar Builders, 2026
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Bajaj Auto, 2026
Bajaj Auto Biodiversity Assessment
Biodiversity assessment, GPS-tagged tree inventory, and habitat mapping across the Bajaj Auto campus — capturing flora, microhabitats, and on-the-ground species records to support sustainability reporting and carbon estimates.
How it works
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Tell us about the land
Location, area and what the plantation is for. A Google Maps pin on WhatsApp is enough to start.
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Study the site
We record soil, water, existing vegetation and wildlife, and what is causing the damage.
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Plan and plant
Native species list, planting layout and timing for the monsoon. We supervise the planting.
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Monitor every year
Survival, growth, biodiversity and carbon measured on GPS-tagged saplings, with a yearly report.
Questions we get asked
How is ecological restoration different from landscaping?
Landscaping is mainly about how a place looks. Restoration brings back the native plants and habitat that belong to that land, so the area can support birds, insects and other wildlife and slowly look after itself.
Why use native species?
Native species are adapted to the local soil and rainfall. They usually need less water and care once established, and they support far more local wildlife than ornamental or exotic trees.
Do you do the planting yourselves?
We plan the work, choose the species and supervise planting on site. Planting and maintenance can be done by your team, a local nursery or an NGO partner, and we check the quality.
How do you show the results?
Every sapling is GPS-tagged. Each year we report survival, growth, new species seen and carbon stored, so you can show real numbers in CSR and BRSR reports.
Can this help with compensatory plantation or the Green Credit Programme?
Yes. We give you the planting records and monitoring data these schemes ask for. The approval itself comes from the authority concerned.
Which areas do you cover?
We are based in Pune and work mostly in Maharashtra and the Western Ghats, and take projects elsewhere in India.
Restore your land with native species, and measure what grows.
Share a Google Maps pin of the site on WhatsApp to start.