On 28th November 2020, TERRE Policy Centre has started its new initiative of "Botanical Garden" next to Mulshi Dam (In Mulshi Tehsil) and completed within a month. The aim of implementing Botanical garden is to develop natural dense forest spread on private land with more than 100 native plant species of Western Ghats.

Implementation of TERRE's Botanical Garden has been initiated by the TERRE team at Maale village in Mulshi Tehsil. The planned Botanical Garden Covered under total 30,000 sq. ft. of the area which have patch of more than 100 native plant species from western Ghats of Maharashtra.

TERRE's aim to a built man-made natural hotspot for the students & youth to get aware regarding the various native plant species of Western Ghats which will help to nurture their ease to understand the natural environment.

Wild plant diversity is currently being lost at an unprecedented rate, resulting in an associated decrease in ecosystem services. Extinction of plant species due to the variety of devastating activities such as, including, over-harvesting, overexploitation, destructive agricultural & forestry practices, urbanization, environmental pollution, land-use changes, exotic invasive species, and global climate change is the major threats to the environment. It is essential to increase our efforts to develop integrative conservation approaches for plant species conservation. TERRE's Botanical gardens will devote for the natural species Conservation and creating a bank of natural resources for purpose of the study by keeping various species of Indigenous plant under a single natural premises "TERRE's Botanical Garden". This garden will also play a key role in meeting human needs and providing well-being.

In the above mini-review, a framework for the integrated missions of a Botanical Garden, including scientific research, in/ex-situ conservation, plant resource utilization, and citizen science are catalogued.

Name list of plant Species at Botanical Garden-

#	Scientific Name of the species large size	Marathi Name
1	Aegle marmelos	Bel
2	Albizzia lebbeck	Shirish white
3	Alstonia scholaris	Satwin
4	Annona reticulata	Ramphal
5	Azadirachta indica	Kadunimb
6	Bauhinia purpurea	Rakt Kanchan
7	Bauhinia tomentosa	Yellow Kanchan
8	Bauhinia variegata	Kanchan
9	Bombax ceiba	Kate Sawar
10	Cassia fistula	Bahawa
11	Dalbergia sissoo	Shishu
12	Delonix regia	Gulmohar
13	Ficus bengalensis	Wad
14	Ficus religiosa	Pimpal
15	Lagerstromia reginea	Tamhan
16	Madhuka longifolia	Mohu
17	Peltophorum pterocarpum	Kashid
18	Phyllanthus emblica/ Emblica officinalis	Aawla
19	Pongamia pinnata	Karanj
20	Pterocarpus santalinus	Rakt chandan
21	Santalum album	Chandan
22	Saraca indica	Sita Ashok
23	Sterculia foetida	Jungli Badam
24	Syzygium cumini	Jambhul
25	Tamarindus indica	Chinch
26	Tectona grandis	Saag
27	Terminalia arjuna	Arjun
28	Zizyphus mauritiana	Bor
29	Arthocarpus hetrophlanthus	Jackfruit
30	Michella Champaka	Chapha
31	Tabebia Rosea	Tabebia
32	Hurroya paniculata	-
33	Saraca Indica	Sita ashok
34	Staraculata Foiteda	-
35	Thesperia populnea	-
36	Cocos nucifera	Coconut
37	Citrus × sinensis	Santri
38	Psidium Guajava	Peru
39	Citrus Limon	Limbu
40	Anacardium Occidentale	Kaju
41	Annona Squamosa	Sitaphal
42	Ficus Carica	Anjir
43	Manilkara Zapota	Chickoo
44	Artocarpus Heterophyllus	Phanas
45	Punica Granatum	Dalimb
46	Limonia Acidissima	Kawath
47	Cycas Revoluta	Cycus
48	Mimusops Elengi	Bakul
49	Bambusa Balcooa	Green Bamboo
50	Bambusa Vulgaris	Yellow bamboo
51	Bambusa Multiplex	Multiflex Bamboo Green
52	Bambusa Multiplex. Gold	Multiflex Bamboo Gold
53	Bambusa Ventricosa	Bhudhha Bamboo
54	Milingtonia Hartenesis	Indian Cork Tree
55	Citrus Limetta	Sweet Orange
56	Syzygium Samarangense	Water Apple
57	Annona Muricata	Lakshaman Phal
58	Jacaranda Mimosifolia	Nilmohar
59	Couroupita Guianensis	Canan Ball Tree
60	Bigonia Megapotica	-
61	Araucaria Columnaris	Christmas Tree