Harish R Bhat Science Foundation

A male Sahyadri Forest Lizard, which is endemic to the Western Ghats, ready to impress it's female. They can be seen on d tree trunks with quick movements when notice us humans. This one was beautifully captured by

Indian Spectacled Cobra is a highly venomous snake found across the Indian Subcontinent. They are one of the big four snakes of India and help in controlling the population of rodents, amphibians and lizards mainly. These are easily identified by their famous hood with the spectacle like marking at the back, which we have seen in many Indian movies and mythology. This beautiful young one was captured by

The very brightly coloured Malabar Trogon is found in the Peninsular India. They are found amidst dense vegetation with not so loud calls. Usually stay very still at the sight of humans due to which we may miss seeing them. They are sexually dimorphic.

This one in the frame is d male captured beautifully by .deepakln

Our online painting competition, Wonders Of Wildlife concluded last week with a total 135 participants in 6 categories, with the theme of Indian Biodiversity.

We thank all the participants, schools and parents for all your support from Bangalore, Mysore, Tumkur, Udupi, Dakshina Kannada, Hosur, Pondicherry, Mumbai and England.

The very commonly seen bird in the agricultural fields, around water bodies and walking along with the grazing cattle - The Cattle Egret male in its breeding plumage, captured by .i.r.i.m.a

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International Day of Forests is observed on 21st March every year to create awareness of all the types of forests and their significance in making our lives comfortable

On the occasion of World Sparrow Day, let's learn the various species of sparrows that reside in or migrate to India

Register and learn about the butterfly diversity and their life cycle this weekend on World Butterfly Day

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Register and learn about the butterfly diversity and their life cycle this weekend on World Butterfly Day

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Prakriti - The ecoclub program for schools in the concluding presentation at the Bangaloreblaze Girls High School where students beautifully showcased the work in this academic year through the ecoclub. Register your school soon for similar activities

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The Blue Oakleaf or the Sahyadri Blue Oakleaf highly camouflages with dry leaves when the wings are closed and showcases beautiful colours when the wings are open.

captured this beauty with the wings closed where even the imitation of venation of the leaves are also prominently seen.

Asian Brown Flycatcher is a small migratory bird that breeds in Himalaya, Japan and Siberia. They visit south India and Sri Lanka during winters. This one was beautifully captured by .karanth near Balehonnur this winter..

The Gaint Wood Spider shot beautifully during the mating by an aspiring wildlife photographer

These spiders are commonly seen across peninsular India having webs as wide as 2 meters.

This month's event at the Big Barn is on the Frogs by Who has a wonderful way of making children fall in love with these beautiful amphibians.. Come join us with your young champs!!

It's called Sustainable Living where we take only what's necessary and share resources with all other life forms for a healthy and happy living..

This Sunday bring your young champs to Big Barn Farm for a whole new learning experience..

Join us to see some of these beautiful miracles..
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Level 2 of Biodiversity Olympiad concluded today with 219 students appearing from 7th to 12th grade students.

Our next collaborative event with WWF India, Bannerghatta's Badger and Friends of Elephants on Spiders this October
All the little one's are welcome along with parents

Day 3 of Winter Camp 2019 was all about Spiders. Miss Shraddha Kumari working as a zoology lecturer educated our participants with her immense knowledge on spiders. Understanding spiders n some easy ways of identifying them, followed by origami and painting.

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Day 2 of the Winter Camp 2019 began with some introduction to plants, observing the different types of leaves and their properties by Miss Sumana and then Dr Vinay, very interestingly taught them on tree measurements, biomass n oxygen produced by plants. Kids practically measured a few trees n day ended with a group photo.

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Day 1 of the Winter Camp at HRBSF was handled by Ms Rajasree Nair and Ms Savitha Suverna from BGS Institution who conducted session on different forest ecosystems n their services to us through activities n interaction

Yesterday's event at the Big Barn along with Bannerghatta's Badger, Friends of Elephants and WWF India. 18 children and their parents along with some youth participated in the event and Mr Chaturved Shet shared insights on butterflies and their importance.

Our 2nd collaborative event with WWF India, Bannerghatta's Badger and Friends of Elephants. Do attend with your little ones!!

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30th of August is dedicated to the gentle giant - The Whale Shark

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Over 300 students took part in the first round of Biodiversity Olympiad