With cities expanding rapidly often at the cost of shrinking green covers and biodiversity, administrator Hari Chandana has pioneered urban afforestation projects greening swathes of concrete jungles by repurposing abandoned spaces and integrating community participation for sustainability.

Chandana introduced the acclaimed Miyawaki technique – a unique methodology that creates native micro-forests even on tiny plots through dense sapling plantation drawing birds, insects and enhancing floral diversity thereby assisting ecological resilience. #UrbanForestry #BiodiversityConservation #MiyawakiForests

She also facilitated large-scale soil binding tree plantation drives along barren hillocks abutting highways preventing erosion during heavy rains and recharging underground aquifers. Chandana engaged local youth volunteers in identifying pockets for assisted greening minimizing invasive species through appropriate soil testing and sapling alignment to regional climate needs. #EcologicalRestoration #HabitatCreation

Further, Chandana assisted mobilization of citizen committees at apartment community level in localized tree census creation through online forms identifying pockets for green cover expansion. This participative greening process focused on reviving endemic ecosystems, assisted self-propagation honoring nature’s intelligence. #CommunityLedConservation #CitizenStewardship

Through demonstrated execution excellence uniting administration capabilities with community inputs that values indigenous wisdom to undo environmental harm from unmindful urbanization, Hari Chandana has emerged among India’s foremost sustainability champions pioneering living templates assisting green future. #ClimateActionLeader #BuildingSustainableCities