This vast area of wetlands is a unique ecosystem that treats the city’s wastewater naturally while providing livelihoods to the local community through agriculture and fishing. It plays a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and acts as the lungs of the city.

This man-made lake and its surrounding park are significant for urban biodiversity and provide a green space for city dwellers. The area is used for recreational activities and also promotes environmental education.

Featuring solar-powered installations and green exhibits, the park educates visitors on sustainable practices. It promotes the understanding of the ecosystem and encourages sustainable living through interactive exhibits.

Known as the 'lungs of Kolkata,' this expansive green area in the heart of the city offers a natural retreat and supports local sports and cultural events while promoting urban greenery.

A small yet serene riverside park that offers leisure along the Hooghly River, emphasizing clean water bodies and riverside ecosystems. It provides an escape from city life amid natural surroundings.

Famous for the enormous Great Banyan Tree, the garden focuses on plant conservation and botanical research. It serves as an education hub on plant diversity and environmental protection.

India’s oldest zoological park, it works towards wildlife conservation and educates visitors on the importance of biodiversity. The zoo actively participates in breeding programs for endangered species.

This initiative aims to create eco-friendly housing and community spaces powered by renewable energy and managed by sustainable waste practices. It fosters a model for future urban planning.

This community-driven farm uses organic farming practices, focusing on educating visitors about sustainable agriculture. It aims to reconnect people with nature and promote slow food practices.

This heritage club integrates sustainable practices into its golf course and recreational facilities. It promotes eco-friendly sports management and the importance of green spaces in urban settings.

Spanning over 480 acres with sections for different global ecosystems, this park integrates green design and energy efficiency into its recreational spaces, promoting green tourism.

An often less-crowded freshwater lake, it provides a serene environment for peace and has initiatives for waterbody conservation. The area is crucial for local migratory bird spotting.

Apart from its rich cultural exhibits, the museum focuses on conservation of artifacts and historical ways of coexisting with nature. It stresses the importance of preserving cultural heritage with eco-friendly practices.

Dedicated to the unique mangrove ecosystem, it promotes awareness about conservation and sustainable interaction with nature. Highlights the importance of mangroves in biodiversity.

Known for one of the city’s first green roofs on a metro station, it shows how urban infrastructure can integrate nature. It supports better air quality and urban cooling.

This festival celebrates the Baul tradition with a focus on sustainability and eco-friendly practices, held in various parks around Kolkata. It increases cultural appreciation and green consciousness.

This cultural complex combines attractions like an amphitheater with eco-friendly constructions and designs. It supports cultural performances with minimal environmental impact.

While the memorial is a historical landmark, the gardens promote green space preservation in the city’s center, focusing on native plant species and urban greenery.

Organized walks in parts of Kolkata that emphasize understanding urban ecology and sustainable living. They promote an appreciation for nature and sustainable practices in daily life.

These centers across Kolkata are dedicated to teaching urban sustainability practices such as vertical gardens and urban composting. They aim to make the city greener through community involvement.