Skanda Ecological Park is an eco-charitable centre and biodiversity park in Eruthavoor, about two kilometres from Balaramapuram on the road to Kattakkada in Thiruvananthapuram District, Kerala. Founded and maintained by N. Bhaskaran Nair, the centre promotes spiritual ecology and living in harmony with nature. Its hilly grounds are surrounded by lush vegetation and contain more than 300 species of trees, along with herbal and flowering plants and creepers.

The park offers visitors a nature-focused setting for learning, reflection and gatherings. Regular lecture classes explore ecology, while demonstrations introduce rainwater harvesting and turf fielding. Facilities include an enclosed hall and a roofed auditorium, each accommodating around 50 people, as well as open parks with seating. A former swimming pool has been converted into a goldfish pond with water sprinklers. Nature lovers may visit on Sunday afternoons without charge. Although the grounds include a small resort, overnight stays are not currently offered. The centre also presents its ecological message through books by its founder and nature-themed spaces for meetings and visits.