Bannerughatta Biological Park, located in Bengaluru, is a prominent conservation initiative structured under the Zoo Authority of Karnataka. Established in 2004, the park spans 731.88 hectares and includes diverse units such as a Zoo, Safari, Butterfly Park, and Rescue Center, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive biological parks in India.

The park houses over 2,300 animals representing 102 species, providing a naturalistic environment and high standards of welfare. Visitors can enjoy safari experiences observing free-ranging mammals like lions, tigers, and bears, all in settings that mimic their natural habitats. The Butterfly Park emphasizes education and research, showcasing the essential role of butterflies and their host plants in the ecosystem.

Moreover, the Rescue Center offers lifelong care for animals rescued from adverse situations, underscoring the park’s commitment to conservation and rehabilitation efforts. With a strong focus on public education, scientific research, and promoting biodiversity, Bannerughatta Biological Park aims to inspire and inform visitors about the importance of wildlife conservation and ecological balance.