Archive · 4 Nov 2025
Citizens March at Lalbagh for Environmental Protection
A group of about 30 people in Bengaluru walked around Lalbagh, a big garden, to show they care about nature.
They called it a 'Parikrama of Nature'.
They walked on paths, saw old trees, and historic spots.
Many people are worried that new buildings and roads are hurting Bengaluru's green spaces and natural beauty.
They believe it's important for everyone to help protect the city's lakes and trees.
Lalbagh is like one of the few 'lungs' for the city, helping keep the air clean.
At the end, they promised to help make Bengaluru greener and better for the future.
This walk was a way to remember Bengaluru's natural history and encourage people to protect it.
Around 30 citizens participated in a 'Parikrama of Nature' march at Lalbagh, Bengaluru.
The walk was organized to express reverence for the environment and solidarity with the city’s natural heritage.
Participants voiced concerns about environmental degradation and infrastructure projects threatening green spaces.
Organizers highlighted Lalbagh's importance as one of the city's 'lungs' and urged citizens to reconnect with ecological roots.
The event concluded with a collective pledge to support conservation efforts for a greener Bengaluru.
- Who
- Around 30 citizens, including heritage enthusiasts, urban ecologists, students, and long-time residents
- What
- Participated in a symbolic 'Parikrama of Nature' march to express reverence for the environment and solidarity with the city’s natural heritage.
- When
- Marking the Karnataka Rajyotsava weekend
- Where
- Lalbagh, Bengaluru
- Why
- To express concern over environmental degradation, reaffirm commitment to ecology, and pledge support for conservation efforts.
Concerns Regarding Environmental Degradation
Commitment to Conservation
Infrastructure Projects vs. Natural Heritage
Concerns Regarding Environmental Degradation
Participants expressed concern that large-scale infrastructure projects are endangering Bengaluru's remaining natural heritage.
Commitment to Conservation
The 'Parikrama of Nature' is a symbolic walk expressing reverence for the environment and solidarity with the city's natural heritage.
Civic Engagement for Protection
Concerns Regarding Environmental Degradation
There is a need for sustained civic engagement to protect the city's lakes, trees, and biodiversity.
Commitment to Conservation
Participants took a collective pledge to support conservation efforts, aiming for a greener and more sustainable Bengaluru.
- Event
- Parikrama of Nature (March)
- Location
- Lalbagh, Bengaluru
- Participants
- Around 30 citizens (heritage enthusiasts, urban ecologists, students, residents)
- Organiser
- Bengaluru Town Hall
- Lalbagh Area
- 240 acres
- Flora Species in Lalbagh
- Over 1,800
