139 Bird Species Call Turahalli Home. Beneath 2 Tonnes of Waste, Volunteers Found Dog Carcasses
For four hours on a September morning, volunteers clearing the edge of Bengaluru’s Turahalli Forest kept finding more than plastic. Under heaps of discarded packaging and household waste were dog carcasses stuffed into bags, poultry refuse, sanitary waste and medical waste. By the time the cleanup ended, more than two tonnes of legacy waste had been removed from the forest boundary. The discovery…
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