cubbon park

A recent IISc study finds that allowing vehicles inside Cubbon Park does not help reduce traffic. Instead, a vehicle ban in the park can reduce both emissions and the overall distance motorists travel.

Authorities have come up with a Rs 40 crore plan to redevelop Cubbon Park under the smart city project. The question is whether it is prudent to splurge on an already-thriving ecosystem rather than redirect scare resources towards creating more such spaces.

Bimal Desai has fought for years to protect Cubbon Park and other green spaces in Bengaluru. Now he is creating forest patches across the city using the Miyawaki method. In this conversation with Citizens Live, Desai talks about his initiative, and how every Bengalurean can replicate it to make the city green and liveable again

Play in Cubbon Park with dogs this Sunday, be a Santa. Bring the children and let them have fun!

The tree festival will have much to offer for children and schools. Schools can participate in the festival by registering with Neralu.

Cubbon Park is one of the last green spaces left in Bengaluru. Who is fighting for what, with regards to Cubbon Park? What have the fights achieved?

A survey of visitors to Cubbon Park on whether they wanted Wi-Fi found that they’d rather not… Some of them even wanted cell phone jammers instead!

Watch Bangalore’s artists, musicians, dancers, and actors reclaim the space under the streets at the Bangalore Underground Festival on July 12th.

On July 12th, venture into the underpasses near Cubbon Park and KR Circle, and witness a celebration of citizen spirit at the Bengaluru Underground Festival.

Neralu initiative aims at celebrating Bengaluru’s natural heritage – trees – in different localities and public places.

A hidden pathway through which one can walk around K R Circle without crossing roads was discovered. Some history, some music, some food for soul – was what Bangalore Underground Festival was all about.

Tree journalling, identifying workshops, documentary, film/ video screenings of local and global narratives about trees, exhibition – Neralu has all these for you, green brigadiers!