The Jakkur lake now has a rich population of fish and 197 species of birds
In recent years some of Bengaluru’s silently suffering lakes, full of filth and pollution, have transformed into thriving ecosystems. While government agencies have done their bit, the champions of the city’s lakes are local citizens who keep an eye on each restored lake, ensuring its waters are pristine and its banks green.
The task of rejuvenating languishing lakes might not have been achieved without people pitching in.
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