Alita, a residential project located in Kacharakanahalli, Bangalore, is surrounded by natural water resources such as lakes and rajakaluves. These bodies play an essential role in recharging groundwater, which is crucial for sustaining life in the region. To maximize these resources for its residents, Alita has incorporated rainwater harvesting systems and landscaped with red soil-friendly plants.

Rainwater harvesting is a simple yet effective method of capturing rainwater and allowing it to seep into the ground, recharging groundwater levels. Alita provides harvesting pits at regular intervals, which help improve water saturation in the soil. This not only benefits residents but also contributes to maintaining the natural balance of the local ecosystem.

Moreover, the project has chosen red soil-friendly plants that require minimal irrigation once established. These include jacaranda mimosaefolia, tree-mimusops elengi, albizia lebbeck, semi-evergreen: large, lagerstroemia speciosa, evergreen: medium size, purple flowers. The red soil at Alita supports the growth of these trees and other vegetation that further contribute to maintaining healthy groundwater levels.