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How we do things differently

In 2021, Gamuda Group unveiled the Gamuda Green Plan that commits the entire Group to sustainable construction and development with specific steps to reduce direct and indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity by 30% in 2025, and by 45% in 2030, by the way of the four (4) pillars, compared to business as usual.
View our Sustainability Report 2021

Working with nature out of respect for what was there before us.

Our land has blessed us with many resourcesrolling terrain, hills, wetlands.So, we are able to work with nature,preserving what was there before usand finding innovative waysto incorporate them into our masterplan.

We bring the water that runs off the landto flow into natural ravines between hills to create lakes.We preserve the hills in our townsso we are able to have hilltop homesjust as we have lakeside homes.Trees that were there long before we came,we preserve and transplant only when required.

As such, the essence of the place remains unchanged, only enhanced.

To drive impactful efforts in nature conservation and biodiversity stewardship in our townships and property developments.
- Gamuda Gardens

Working with nature out of respect for what was there before us

- Valencia

Gamuda Parks

Gamuda Parks is spearheaded by Gamuda Land to drive consistency in our approach to biodiversity conservation. This is parallel with our brand value “Respecting nature and environment” and brand story “Listening to what the land has to tell us”.

Advanced Tree Growing

Mobilised a total area of 43 acres within our developments to maintain young trees and saplings for transplantation.

Biodiversity Audit

Audited six of our townships to establish a baseline for biodiversity and benchmark subsequent growth to foster vibrant ecosystem within our developments.

Target to plant #OneMillionTrees

- Gamuda Cove

Mangrove Wetlands Conservation

to promote biodiversity as a recreation zone & mitigate shoreline erosion.
- Penang South Islands

Creating Sponge Cities

Forest Park, Gamuda Cove
- Forest Park, Gamuda Cove

Lakes & Wetlands

- Gamuda Gardens

Rain Gardens & BioSwales

- Celadon City

Gravel pathways

- Celadon City

Central Park

- Jade Hills

Central Park

- Celadon City

Central Park

- Valencia

Central Park

- Kota Kemuning

Rehabilitation of Yen So Park

Transformation of one of Hanoi’s most polluted and inhospitable areas into a thriving green lung featuring picturesque parkland of scenic lakes, lush greenery and abundant flora and fauna through the development of an effective Sewage Treatment Plant for Hanoi and the rejuvenation of the 102-ha Yen So Park.
- Gamuda City

Transforming a monoculture land into biodiverse parkland

From its humble beginnings as an abandoned rubber plantation and waste dumping ground, this 810-acre township has been mindfully transformed into a vast bio-diverse ecosystem through the creation of a 50-acre park. Together with the lush greenery and undulating lawns, the green lung is now a social and recreational hub for the community.
- Gamuda Gardens

Wetlands Arboretum

Nature education hub & conservation research lab located within the 90-acre Forest Park.
- Forest Park, Gamuda Cove

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