Bengaluru vs Wildlife: When a growing city meets the forest

Increasing urbanisation, metro construction, rising traffic, and pollution are pushing wildlife out of their natural spaces, and leading to more conflicts and injuries in Bengaluru.

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Bengaluru vs Wildlife: When a growing city meets the forest

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