Formed in 1974, Bannerghatta National Park is a Protected Area for Wildlife & Forests, with an enchanting rocky landscape and scrub thorn & deciduous jungle.
A haven for Asian elephants and an important corridor for the elephants & other Wildlife.
28/06/2023
Bannerghatta National Park has started Elephant task force to mitigate Human-Elephant conflict in and around the Villages of Bannerghatta National Park.
Public are informed that if any Human-elephant conflict arises please do contact Control Room Number 9481995726. Please give necessary information to mitigate the problem.
Bannerghatta National Park Bird Census 2023.
This Video is regarding Bannerghatta National Park Bird Census 2023, for estimating population, sizes and densities of birds. entire B.N.P Division staff participated in this activity, which was conducted on 19.02.2023.
29/07/2022
International Tiger Day is celebrated on 29th July to raise awareness about the Conservation of Tigers.
Bannerghatta National Park Seed Sowing Week.
The seeds we sow today is an insurance for our future generations...Planting trees today is the one of the biggest hopes we can give for our future generation. Bannerghatta National Park conducted seed sowing event in association with civil society organisations as a step towards improving forest cover density... Enthusiastic participation of civilians, students, spirited individuals concerned towards protecting environment made it a big success...
YouTube link:- https://youtu.be/TJEUrkfWqxc
Bannerghatta National Park's message on World Environment Day June-2022.
Save Forests to Save Earth... Bannerghatta National Park is Batting for Bengaluru to keep the environment clean, and our forests green...Lets join hands together to save our Mother Earth... an initiative by Bannerghatta National Park, Karnataka Forest Department...
YouTube link:- https://youtu.be/GWQm5Txe33g
18/07/2021
Happy Great Indian Monsoon 2021
Where the eastern ghats and our national park comes alive
16/07/2021
While covid has disrupted many lives ,
Education must go on , hence The bannerghatta wildlife range of the Bannerghatta national park distrubuted basic requirements for education at the village schools in the fringe of forests .
11/07/2021
A plastic clean-up drive at urgandoddi to thattekere road of the Anekal Wildlife Range of the Bannerghatta National Park .
To those who travel through these roads please do not litter natural reserves