Biome Trust

Biome Environmental Trust (Biome) has installed Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) system in 10 government schools around Devanahalli. This project is supported by Wipro Cares and Wipro Aerospace & Defence Plant, Devanahalli. As part of the program, Wipro employees have visited the government schools. One of the observations from the school visit and after interacting with the …

Tree Plantation in Arsenahalli and Gangavara Government School Read More »

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WELL DIGGERS IN BANGALORE Read More »

Summary Jakkur Lake is on approximately 160 acres and is located in the Northern part of Bangalore to the right of NH44 near Yelahanka. The lake falls within Hebbal Valley as part of the Yellamallappa Chetty lake series in northern Bangalore. There are two entrances to the lake. One from the South and the other …

Wetland Maintenance – Jakkur Lake Read More »

CRAFT SPACE at DURGADAHALLI Wetland, a land area which is saturated with water sees many aquatic plants in it. Some of these species like Typha are very fibrous in nature. Most of these species have a short life cycle. At the end of their lifecycle these species fall into the water creating large amount of organic …

Products made with Typha and other natural fibres Read More »

Biome Environmental Trust (Biome) participated in an event hosted by Sanjaynagar residents and local welfare associations. The event was called ‘Neeru Project’. The aim of this was to educate people and create awareness about rainwater harvesting and water conservation. It was an interesting initiative. And we are glad to say that many people turned up …

Neeru Project at Sanjaynagar, Bengaluru Read More »

Hebbedara Metillu – a small village off Kanakapura Road, that does not even show up on Google Maps. The Head mistress of the lower primary school in the village was keen that RWH be implemented in the school and that the tiny students of the school be spoken to about the need for rainwater harvesting …

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One of the streets in Shantinagar very close to the BMTC bus depot, floods every rain – upto 6ft standing water, manholes overflow, gets very little or no Cauvery water for most parts of the year. People have dug their own borewells 600ft and deeper but they yield very little water. Most people on the …

Community Groundwater Management in Shantinagar Read More »

Summary TG Halli Reservoir(TGR), also known as TG Halli Dam or Chamarajsagar, is a man-made reservoir built by constructing a dam in the year 1933. The reservoir lies at the confluence of Arkavathy River and Kumudvathy River 35 kms west of Bangalore[2]. The size of the TGR is as follows: Catchment area 1453 sq. km …

TG Halli Reservoir Report Read More »

Authored by Shreyas Sati and Alana Helin as part of the BIOME Trust Wetlands & Lakes Project Summary Herohalli Lake (water body area of about 25 acres) lies on approximately 35 acres and to the west of Bangalore between Andrahalli Main Road and Magadi Main Road. Herohalli is part of the Madavara lake series within …

Herohalli Lake Report Read More »

Biome Environmental Trust conducted a 3-day workshop (22nd Jan- 24th Jan 2018) at Bhoomi College, Bangalore focused on ‘Water and Well-being’. The overall idea was to introduce different concepts related to water, a little bit of theory combined with site visits to communities and lake and activity session. We really enjoyed interacting with the students …

Workshop at Bhoomi College on ‘Water and Well-being’ Read More »