| Bijale |
|
Brookes such as this one at Kudremukh National
Park, (Dakshinakannda) harbour a wealth of plant and animal diversity. |
| Bonnacad |
|
Plantation activities started since raj is a major
cause of biodiversity loss in the Western Ghats. |
| Brahmagiri |
|
The shola forests of Brahmagiris is a home for
rare flora and fauna. |
| Brahmagiri shola |
|
Another view of shola forests at Brahmagiris. |
| Chathankode |
|
View of Aghastyamalai from Chathankode, a Kanni
settlement. |
| Coorg |
|
Streams such as this one flowing through Makut
at Coorg is the lifeline of Western Ghats. |
| Dharpanatheertha |
|
This beautiful stream flows through Kuke-Subramanya,
a famous pilgrim centre in Dakshinkannada. |
| Dongarwadi |
|
This cliff in Tahmini near Mulshi dam at Pune is
adorned by Carvia callosa which flowers in once in seven years. |
| Eravikulam |
|
Stream flowing through Eravikulam Plateau. |
| Gersoppa |
|
Dead trees on the banks of Gersoppa tailrace project.
Reservoirs such as this caused serious damage to the forests of the Western
Ghats. |
| Gersoppa |
|
The river Sharavathi flows sweetly through Gersoppa. |
| Hut |
|
Grey, brown and green. A summer morning at Eravikulam
National Park. |
