Raviraj Soman here. Let’s talk business and botany.
I’ve walked into many luxury resorts that claim to be "nature retreats," only to find they’ve planted invasive ornamental palms and destroyed the local habitat. This isn’t just bad for nature; it’s bad for business.
What is a Biodiversity Audit?
It’s simple. We come in, and we index everything alive on your property. Plants, birds, insects, reptiles. We identify the invasive species that are choking your ecosystem and the native species that should be thriving.
The Guest Experience
Imagine giving your guest a checklist of 50 bird species they can find inside your resort grounds. Imagine a butterfly garden teeming with life right next to the pool. Guests today crave connection. They don't just want a room view; they want a story.
Cost Savings
Native plants are adapted to the local climate. They need less water, less fertilizer, and less maintenance than that exotic lawn you are struggling to keep green. A biodiversity audit helps you transition to a landscape that manages itself.
At The Mammoth Project, we help resorts turn their grounds into mini-sanctuaries. It’s a win for the guest, a win for the bottom line, and a win for the butterflies.
Plant native,
- Raviraj Soman
