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Butterfly Gardens for Police Stations of Navi Mumbai

Introduction

The Butterfly Patrol initiative, led by Publicis Groupe India through its CSR programme and implemented by iNaturewatch Foundation in collaboration with Navi Mumbai Police, transforms 10 police stations in Navi Mumbai into vibrant green sanctuaries. By planting over 300 butterfly-friendly plants at each site, the project enhances biodiversity, improves air quality, and fosters community connections, aiming for a 15% increase in butterfly species diversity and a 20-30% reduction in pollution. Through educational outreach and awareness programs, it promotes environmental well-being while reducing stress for police personnel. This initiative aligns with Sustainable Development Goals, creating greener, healthier spaces for both people and nature.

Project Overview

Project Location:  Navi Mumbai

Project Duration: November 2024 - March 2025

Client: Publicis Groupe India

Project Interventions

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Project Components

Project Components

We have carefully selected 10 Police Stations in Navi Mumbai located in areas with limited green spaces to maximize the impact of this initiative. 

Project Components

Project Components

Project Components

 By planting over 300 butterfly-friendly plants at each site, we’re not only enhancing the natural beauty of these spaces but also improving air quality, reducing stress, and fostering a stronger connection between police officers and their communities. 

Outcomes

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Outcomes

The Butterfly Patrol improves biodiversity, reduces pollution, enhances green cover, and mitigates urban heat while promoting police health, positive policing, and community engagement. It aligns with SDGs 3, 11, 13, 15, and 17 for a sustainable future.

Project Updates

Butterfly garden at Nerul Police Station

We’re excited to share the completion of the 10th Butterfly Garden under the Butterfly Patrol Project at Nerul Police Station. This marks a proud moment as we successfully establish another vibrant green space dedicated to biodiversity and community engagement.

The garden was inaugurated with great enthusiasm by Station Incharge SI Brahmanand Naikwadi, who planted the first sapling, symbolizing hope and a brighter future for our pollinators. As part of this initiative, 277 saplings were planted to enrich the ecosystem and support butterfly conservation.  

Butterfly garden at NRI EMC Police Station

We’re thrilled to announce the completion of the 9th butterfly garden under the Butterfly Patrol project at NRI Coastal Police Station, Seawoods, on 24th January! Blessed with abundant sunlight, this vibrant garden provides the perfect habitat to attract and support a thriving butterfly population. As part of this initiative, 319 saplings were planted to enhance biodiversity and create a sustainable ecosystem.  

Butterfly garden at Kharghar Police Station

We’re excited to announce the completion of the 8th Butterfly Garden under the Butterfly Patrol Project! This time with portable potted gardens, this unique green haven is a living library of butterfly-friendly flora, with each plant thoughtfully labeled.  A heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped bring this garden to life. Together, let’s continue creating spaces where nature and community thrive! 

Butterfly garden at Anti Human Trafficking Unit

We are delighted to announce the completion of the 7th Butterfly Garden under the Butterfly Patrol Project at the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit Police Station! Featuring 295 plant saplings, this vibrant space is ready to welcome nature's delicate pollinators. A special thanks to the ACP and the dedicated police staff for their support and for inaugurating the garden by planting the first sapling, setting the stage for a greener and more beautiful tomorrow. 

Butterfly garden at Taloja Police Station

We are thrilled to announce the completion of the 6th Butterfly Garden under the Butterfly Patrol Project at Taloja Police Station! With 287 plant saplings enriching this space, we’ve taken another step towards supporting biodiversity and creating habitats for our winged friends. A special thanks to the Taloja police staff for their enthusiastic participation, planting the first sapling to mark this meaningful inauguration. Together, we’re making a difference! 

Butterfly garden at Kalamboli HQ

We’re excited to share the successful completion of our 5th Butterfly Garden at the Navi Mumbai Police Headquarters under the Butterfly Patrol Project! This marks a significant achievement in our journey to establish a network of vibrant habitats for these stunning creatures throughout Navi Mumbai!  

Butterfly garden at Kalamboli police station

We’re thrilled to share a milestone in our journey towards creating greener spaces and supporting biodiversity! The 4th Butterfly Garden under the Butterfly Patrol Project has been successfully completed, and this time, it's at the Kalamboli Police Station! A huge thank you to station in charge Mr. Dharne and coordinator Mr. Shirke and everyone who contributed their time, energy, and passion to bring this garden to life.  

Butterfly Garden at Panvel Taluka DCP police station

We are excited to share that as part of the Butterfly Patrol Project we successfully completed a Butterfly Garden at the Panvel DCP Police Station!

This initiative aims to create safe habitats for butterflies while spreading awareness about biodiversity conservation. The garden was completed on 28th December 2024. A heartfelt thank you to co-ordinator Mr. Pawar and all the police staff, who inaugurated the garden and made this event a memorable success. 

Butterfly Garden at Panvel Taluka Police staion

After the successful completion a butterfly garden at CP Office, CBD Belapur, we're thrilled to announce the inauguration of another butterfly garden at the Panvel Taluka Police Station on 28th December 2024.

The garden was officially inaugurated by the Senior Inspector of the station, and we're incredibly grateful for their support in this initiative.

Butterfly Garden at Belapur CBD CP Office

 We are excited to announce the completion of the first Butterfly Garden at the CP Office, CBD Belapur. The project began on December 11, 2024, with Mr. Sanjay Patil, DCP of Navi Mumbai, planting the first Curry leaf sapling, a host plant for the Common Mormon butterfly. The garden, completed on December 12, 2024, features 393 saplings  from 34 plant species, including nectar and larval host plants, chosen to create a thriving butterfly habitat. A heartfelt thank you to all the supporters and volunteers who made this milestone possible!  

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