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Maruvan

Reviving India’s lost desert forest.

India
Rajasthan, India
Miyawaki Forest
Habitat Restoration
Self Sustaining
After approx. two years our SUGi Pocket Forests can be classed as self-sustaining, at which point they can be handed over to nature and left alone for complexity to naturally develop.
Build biodiversity in India.

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Native Species

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2 Years
2 Years

Forest Partner

“Maruvan will be a destination for anyone in India who is researching native trees, seeds as well as techniques for reforestation on arid terrain.”

Shubhendu Sharma, SUGi Forest Maker

Potter wasp (Delta dimidiatipenne)
Indian deer (Axis axis)
Saw scaled viper (Echis carinatus)
Weaver birds (Ploceidae) nesting
Gangeti (Grewia tenax)
Desert Scorpion (Buthacus agarwali)
Common Emigrant (Catopsilia pomona)
Plain Tiger (Danaus chrysippus)

“In the last one year, we have learned that with just a little positive human intervention, nature bounces back at an exponential rate. This is a great example of how land devastated can be brought back to its natural equilibrium and restored to its natural glory.”

Gaurav Gurjar

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