For 20 Years, Bengaluru Fought to Save This ‘Wasteland’. It Is Now a 5,678-Acre Conservation Reserve
At first glance, Hesaraghatta looks like a stretch of empty land on Bengaluru’s outskirts. There are no towering trees or dense forests here — just grass, scrub, seasonal wetlands and the broad expanse of the lakebed. Yet this seemingly open landscape supports more than 285 bird species, along with amphibians, butterflies and other wildlife. In winter, migratory birds arrive after journeys…
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