This study presents a comprehensive survey and analysis of the flora in the Gulf of Kutch, an ecologically diverse and economically significant region situated along the western coast of India. The Gulf of Kutch harbors a rich variety of plant species, including mangroves, seagrasses, and marine algae, which play crucial roles in supporting marine ecosystems, coastal livelihoods, and biodiversity conservation efforts. Through extensive field surveys, literature reviews, and data analysis, this research investigates the biodiversity, distribution patterns, and bio-prospects of flora in the Gulf of Kutch. The study employs a multi-disciplinary approach, integrating botanical, ecological, and socio-economic perspectives to assess the ecological significance and socio-economic implications of the region's flora. Key findings include the identification of diverse plant species, their habitat preferences, and their ecological functions within the Gulf of Kutch ecosystem. Additionally, the study examines the bio-prospects of Gulf of Kutch flora, including their potential applications in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food security, and ecosystem restoration.