Establish a Nature Interaction Centre that showcases a diverse range of vegetative features, including a Miyawaki Forest, Sacred Groves, Native Flowering and Fragrance Cluster, Butterfly Garden, State Tree Gallery, Bamboo Arboretum, Colourful Native Tree Cluster, Sanskrit, Vedic, and Cultural Van, Rare and Endangered Tree Species Bank, and Unique Medicinal Tree Cluster.

Create public amenities and infrastructure within the centre, such as a Nature Selfie Point, Yoga and Interpretation Centre, Meditation with Trees area, Different Pathways for exploration, Open Gym, Bird Watching Park, Children's Play Area, Project Information Boards for information, awareness, and branding, and provision of dustbins and cleaning equipment.

Facilitate environmental education and awareness by providing interpretive signage, guided tours, workshops, and interactive exhibits that highlight the importance of biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, and sustainable living practices.

Promote community engagement and participation through outreach programs, citizen science initiatives, and volunteering opportunities that encourage active involvement in nature conservation efforts.

Foster a sense of well-being, tranquility, and stress reduction by providing a serene and green environment where visitors can relax, engage in recreational activities, and experience the therapeutic benefits of nature.

Urban residents: The Nature Interaction Centre will cater to individuals and families seeking a respite from urban life, providing them with a space to connect with nature, learn about biodiversity, and engage in recreational activities.

Students and educational institutions: The centre will serve as a valuable educational resource, offering field trips, workshops, and experiential learning opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of environmental conservation and sustainable practices.

Environmental enthusiasts and researchers: The centre will provide a platform for researchers and enthusiasts to study and document biodiversity, contributing to scientific knowledge and conservation efforts.

Local communities and nature lovers: The establishment of the Nature Interaction Centre will create a sense of pride, ownership, and cultural connection with the natural heritage of the region, benefiting local communities and fostering a sense of environmental stewardship.

Increased awareness and understanding of biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, and sustainable living practices among visitors, contributing to a more environmentally conscious society.

Improved well-being and mental health of visitors through nature-based experiences, relaxation, and engagement with green spaces.

Conservation and preservation of native flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species, within the Nature Interaction Centre.

Promotion of eco-tourism and the generation of economic opportunities for the local community.

Enhanced sense of community engagement and ownership in environmental conservation efforts.

Creation of a replicable model for the establishment of similar Nature Interaction Centres in other urban areas, expanding the impact of the project.

Positive brand association and reputation as a supporter of environmental conservation, biodiversity, and community well-being.

Employee engagement via volunteering activities.

Opportunities for collaboration and partnerships with local government authorities, educational institutions, and environmental organizations.

Increased visibility and recognition through project branding, public engagement activities, and media coverage.

Potential for knowledge exchange and learning from the project's implementation and monitoring processes.

Measurable impact and success stories to showcase.