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Wake the Lake: Civic Bodies, Corporates, and Citizens Together Revived 16+ Lakes of Bengaluru

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Lake Events

Inviting all the Bangaloreans for a Mega Plogging Drive at Lake Ulsoor

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Find Your Lake

Join the Lake Community of your area and take charge of the change you wish to witness

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It’s time to turn #BrownToBlue

Our lifelines are on life-support. It’s high time we act to save the lakes and turn #BrownToBlue. Here’s the plan.

Revive Urban Lake Ecosystem

Foster thriving and sustainable fresh water ecosystems in the heart of Bengaluru

Replenish Ground Water Table

End ground water pollution in our lifetime and replenish the depleting water table

End Drinking Water Shortage

Create a drinking water rich Bengaluru within a decade

Rediscover the Wonders of Uttarahalli lake

Rejuvenated under United Way Bengaluru’s ‘Wake the Lake” campaign with support from the Government and Corporate Partners, the lake is vibrant and buzzing with new life.

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Kempambudhi Lake is Starting to Come Alive Again

Sewage has been diverted and over 4500 saplings of tree species such as Neem, Mahogany, Honge, Jamun, mango etc have been planted around the lake.

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Over 600 Volunteers Are Working to Rejuvenate Rachenahalli Lake

After tireless efforts of multiple volunteer groups, the lake has now become a safe space for communities.

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Seegehalli Lake is Becoming the Front and Center of Community Activities

Spread over 31.5 acres, over 10 events like planting competition for kids and kere deepotsava have been organized at this lake since its revival.

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Devasandra Lake is Now Home to Various Species of Flowering and Medicinal Plants

Over 5000 saplings of tree species such as Nerale, Lakki, Hibiscus, Ganagle, and Vasaca etc have been planted by over 200 volunteers.

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Devasandra Lake is Now Home to Various Species of Flowering and Medicinal Plants

Over 5000 saplings of tree species such as Nerale, Lakki, Hibiscus, Ganagle, and Vasaca etc have been planted by over 200 volunteers.

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Making an Impact

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Shraddha @i_Shraddha24·

6 Apr

Walk along the lake in Dharwad, and you'll be able to easily click a picture of this slow moving bird. It's male purple #swamphen. Full of colours n shades!❤️ This is perfect time to see them in #Karnataka.
#BirdsofIndia #birdwatching #wildlife #photography #junglestay

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RK Misra@rk_misra·

23 Mar

In this Corona gloom and doom, something to cheer us up...Sadarmangala Lake in BLR.
Nature is taking back what truly belongs to it. With humans forced at home, nature is out there in full glory👌

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