PfA Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre

Urban spaces like Bengaluru are home to a surprising diversity of wildlife—from squirrels and snakes to kites and butterflies. As our cities expand and concrete replaces green, these wild residents face increasing challenges. But the good news? Every citizen can play a part in supporting urban wildlife, no matter where they live. Here’s a list of simple, impactful actions you can take to help your city’s local wildlife thrive: Grow Native Plants Plant native trees, shrubs, and flowering plants in your garden or apartment terrace. Native flora supports local ecosystems by offering food and shelter to birds, butterflies, bees, and small mammals. Say No to Chemical Pesticides Use natural alternatives for pest control. Pesticides and herbicides poison not just pests but also harm birds, pollinators, amphibians, bees, humans , and even pets. Provide Water Keep shallow bowls of clean water outside your home, on windowsills, balconies, or gardens. These become lifesavers, especially during s...

Predicting How Strategies May Evolve in Bangalore As cities like Bangalore grow at a rapid pace, they bring with them the complex challenge of balancing urban development with ecological preservation. Once a garden city known for its tree-lined avenues and bird songs, Bangalore now faces the urgent task of protecting its rich biodiversity amidst ever-expanding concrete landscapes. But the future isn’t bleak — it’s full of possibilities. With increasing public awareness, technological advances, and community-driven action, urban wildlife conservation in Bangalore is poised for a transformative evolution. Here's a look at the emerging trends that could shape the next chapter of conservation in our city. 1. Smarter Rescue, Thanks to Technology The future of wildlife rescue lies in smart, data-driven tools. Mobile apps that allow citizens to report sightings or injuries in real-time, GPS-enabled tracking of released animals, and AI-assisted species identification are just the beginning...