Bandipur National Park Bandipur national park is Karnataka’s most popular wildlife sanctuary. Located on the Mysore-Ooty highway in the Western Ghats, the park covers an area of about 874.2 sq km.

India set on its culture and nature beautiful city. There are plenty of trekking spots in the vicinity, surrounded by green hills, rolling hills and wonderful vies.

Set up in 1969 to protect wildlife, the sanctuary is about 60 km from Panaji. The sanctuary is in Canacona taluk, southernmost taluk of Goa bordering Karnataka. The sanctuary consists of mostly ...

Approval for Sharavathy Pumped Storage Project in Western Ghats raises concerns over environmental impact on wildlife habitat ...

February is one of the best months to explore wildlife in India, making it the perfect time for wildlife safaris ...

BENGALURU: Retired forest officials and experts submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who is also chairperson of the Karnataka State Wildlife B ...

BENGALURU: In what could be termed a victory for conservationists, the public and state forest department, the Siddaramaiah ...

Established in 1955, the Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary was upgraded into a national park in 1988 and declared a tiger reserve in 1999. The park’s area, which was 258 square kilometres initially ...

located deep inside the dry-land Chincholi Wildlife Sanctuary on the Karnataka- Telangana border to relocate from the ecologically susceptible area. The Forest Department has identified 58 acres ...