Ecosystem
Corridor, Food Forest, Farm
TVC's land is laid out in three zones — a wildlife corridor left to grow on its own, a food forest of fruit trees and support species, and actively cultivated land — regenerating together since 2017 through permaculture and reforestation. Explore what that regeneration looks like below: the species it now supports, the terrain and corridor it sits within, and the weather that drives it all.
Three zones, one system
The wildlife corridor sits highest on the hill, closest to the reserve forest, and is left alone to regrow. Below it, food forest zones interplant fruit-bearing trees with the support species that feed and shade them. The rest is actively farmed. All three have been regenerating together since 2017 — not managed as separate projects, but as one connected system, each part shaping what the others can support.
Explore the ecosystem
Biodiversity
Live sightings from iNaturalist — over 100 bird species, and everything else that’s been spotted here.
Geography
Where TVC sits in the Melagiri Hills, and its place in a wider wildlife corridor connecting Bannerghatta to the Nilgiris.
Weather
Live conditions at TVC, and the rainfall and monsoon patterns that shape the seasons.
