With its commitment to environmental conservation and biodiversity, KKPA has taken a significant step by establishing a Butterfly Park in the vicinity of Vellalore Lake, adjacent to the Miyawaki forest that KKPA proudly established in 2017. This park serves as a thriving ecosystem carefully designed to cater to the diverse needs of various wildlife species, particularly butterflies, bees, wasps, and other insects. A key feature of the Butterfly Park is the inclusion of more than 40 varieties of flowering plants, strategically chosen to provide essential nectar and sustenance for these pollinators.

As envisaged the area has butterflies, different bugs, beetles, insects, birds, reptiles, rodents, amphibians, which seek refuge under the green cover. The Nature and Butterfly Society in Coimbatore has also documented the presence of more than 77 butterfly species in this rejuvenated natural habitat. KKPA’s tireless efforts in establishing the Butterfly Park and restoring the surrounding environment have not only revived biodiversity but also stand as a testament to the positive impact of dedicated conservation work on local ecosystems.

Ongoing efforts are focused on transforming this Butterfly Park into a vibrant public gathering spot and a center for disseminating valuable information and knowledge about butterflies and their delicate ecosystems. The vision is to create a space where people from all walks of life can come together to appreciate the beauty of butterflies and gain a deeper understanding of the intricate relationships between these insects and their natural habitats.