Expansion of
Urban Green Spaces
Restoring the balance between natural ecosystems and human settlements under the "Green Heart" concept.
Planted on Campuses
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Perennial species and mangroves across Bangmod, Bangkhuntien, and Ratchaburi.
Donated to Communities
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Trees gifted to local communities to strengthen the bond between people and nature.
A Shared Commitment to a Greener Future
In recent years, tree-planting volunteer programs have become one of the most popular and meaningful activities at KMUTT. This initiative aims to restore the balance between natural ecosystems and human settlements while strengthening the bond between people and nature.
Beyond our campus boundaries, we believe in collective action. By providing over 55,000 trees to our neighbors, KMUTT serves as a catalyst for urban greening, ensuring that sustainability isn't just a university policy, but a community-wide reality.
Campus Green Statistics
Transparent data showing our total campus footprint and dedicated green zones.
Bangmod
Total Area (m²)
Ratchaburi
Total Area (m²)
Bangkhuntien
Total Area (m²)
The table represents
The Total Campus Area of KMUTT
Total Square Meters
A Living Green Ecosystem
Captured moments of our students and staff fostering the Green Heart spirit.
