Nature Park Budget

Mother Nature Eco Park project cost

Project Overview

The project aims to convert barren forest land in Bankura district into a thriving Nature Eco Park. This initiative will focus on environmental restoration, biodiversity conservation, sustainable livelihoods for local tribals, and educational outreach. The project will create a Botanical Garden, Organic Farm, Mixed Farming with Animals, and Water Conservation Systems, involving local communities in sustainable practices.

Phase 1: Planning and Initial Setup (Months 1-3)

1. Site Survey and Assessment

   • Conduct a detailed survey of the land to assess soil quality, water sources, and existing vegetation.

   • Identify areas for different components: Botanical Garden, Organic Farm, animal enclosures, and water conservation systems.

   • Budget: $10,000

2. Stakeholder Engagement

   • Hold consultations with local communities, tribal leaders, and government officials.

   • Form a project advisory committee including environmental experts, local representatives, and NGOs.

   • Budget: $5,000

3. Project Design and Planning

   • Develop detailed project plans, including architectural designs and landscaping plans.

   • Create a timeline for phased implementation.

   • Budget: $15,000

Phase 2: Infrastructure Development (Months 4-12)

1. Land Acquisition

• Land Rights, Official Paperwork

• Licenses and Registrations

• Budget: $500,000

2. Machines & Equipment

• JCB, Tractor, Boulder, Harvestore and other farming machineries

• Budget: $100,000

3. Land Preparation

   • Boundary walls

   • Clear the land of debris and non-native vegetation.

   • Improve soil fertility using organic compost and fertilizers.

   • Budget: $120,000

4. Water Conservation Systems

   • Install rainwater harvesting systems, and check dams, and ponds.

   • Set up irrigation systems for the Botanical Garden and Organic Farm.

   • Budget: $30,000

5. Construction

   • Office, Staff quarters & Dormitories

   • Warehouse and sheds

   • Parking and Garage

   • Roads

   • Building Eco-cottages

   • Budget: $300,000

6. Green Energy

   • Solar Plant

   • Windmill

   • Solar streetlights and Boundary lights

   • Roads

   • Budget: $300,000

7. Botanical Garden

   • Plant native and drought-resistant plants and trees.

   • Develop walking trails, benches, and educational signage.

   • Budget: $25,000

8. Organic Farm Setup

   • Establish plots for various crops using organic farming techniques.

   • Build composting units and greenhouses.

   • Budget: $20,000

9. Animal Enclosures and Mixed Farming

   • Construct shelters and enclosures for livestock (goats, cows, pigs, poultry, Fish).

   • Integrate animal husbandry with crop farming to create a sustainable ecosystem.

   • Budget: $100,000

Phase 3: Community Involvement and Capacity Building (Months 13-18)

1. Training Programs

   • Conduct training sessions for local tribals on organic farming, water conservation, and animal husbandry.

   • Provide education on eco-tourism and handicrafts.

   • Budget: $10,000

2. Employment Initiatives

   • Hire local tribals for various roles in the eco-park (farmers, guides, maintenance staff).

   • Develop a cooperative model for the sale of organic produce and handicrafts.

   • Budget: $15,000

3. Educational Outreach

   • Organize workshops and field trips for schools and colleges.

   • Develop educational materials and resources on sustainable practices.

   • Budget: $10,000

Phase 4: Monitoring and Expansion (Months 19-24)

1. Monitoring and Evaluation

   • Regularly assess the health of the ecosystem and the effectiveness of implemented practices.

   • Adjust strategies based on feedback and observed results.

   • Budget: $5,000

2. Expansion Plans

   • Explore opportunities to expand the eco-park or replicate the model in other barren lands.

   • Develop partnerships with other organizations and governmental bodies.

   • Budget: $10,000

Running Cost (3 Years to become self-independent)

• Staff salary: $200,000

• Eco Park running cost: $200,000

• Total Budget: $400,000

Total Project Budget: $1,975,000

Expected Outcomes

1. Environmental Impact

   • Revitalized land with increased biodiversity and improved soil health.

   • Enhanced water conservation and reduced local temperatures.

2. Social Impact

   • Creation of sustainable livelihoods for local tribals.

   • Increased community engagement and empowerment.

3. Educational Impact

   • Raised awareness about sustainable practices and ecological conservation.

   • Inspired similar projects in other regions facing environmental degradation.

Conclusion

The Nature Eco Park project in Bankura is a visionary initiative aimed at addressing the dual challenges of environmental degradation and socio-economic distress. By transforming barren lands into vibrant ecosystems, this project will not only provide immediate benefits to the local community but also serve as a model for sustainable development globally. Through collaborative efforts and a commitment to ecological restoration, we can create a better future for our planet and its inhabitants.

Please Donate to build the Mother Nature Eco Park

Project Cost: 2M USD

Every Donor (Any Amount):

• Will be issued a Membership Card facilitating two people.

• Lifelong free entry with the Membership Card.

• Life-long lodging and food at a No Profit Rate.

• Regular Updates on the development of the nature park.

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