Documented Species
Unexplored Biodiversity of the Seshachalam Hills
Campuses within the Seshachalam Biodiversity Hotspot are surrounded by diverse habitats forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Through collaborative initiatives led by the Tirupati Nature Society, over 114,000 iNaturalist observations, 22,000+ eBird checklists, and 338 bird species have been documented, showcasing the region’s exceptional biodiversity.
- Campuses as living laboratories for ecology
- Global nature celebrations on campus
- Advancing ecological science
- Engaging local communities and citizen scientists
- Inviting participation from across India for ecological conservation
- Strengthening cross-campus networks
Our Focus Areas
Campuses as Labs
Teaching ecology and conservation through real-world field data collection and analysis.
Nature Celebrations
Events like the Great Backyard Bird Count, City Nature Challenge, and Big Butterfly Month.
Ecological Science
Research on campus wildlife, bioacoustics, genetics, and the impact of urbanization.
Community Engagement
Engaging local communities, forest departments, and citizens in biodiversity awareness.
Cross-Campus Networks
Collaborating for biodiversity registers, awareness programs, and joint conservation efforts.