NOV 2024
Announcing Project Jeevajala Jeevanaadi
Water Forum Mysuru, in collaboration with BSF (Bengaluru Sustainability Forum), is embarking on an initiative to revitalize Purnaiah Nala - our city's historic 25km water channel. Working alongside Mysore School of Architecture and Aranya Outreach Trust, this project combines research, community engagement, and conservation efforts to repurpose this crucial blue-green network.
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OUR MISSION
Our mission is to create a sustainable and climate resilient future for Mysuru by conserving its water heritage and ecological networks.
Through citizen action, community engagement, and knowledge sharing, we strive to embed water wisdom into our city's consciousness
Our Approaches
We work through three interconnected approaches - fostering citizen collaborations, building community awareness, and developing research-based knowledge resources.
Mysore School of Architecture
An integral partner that actively integrates water wisdom into architectural education, engaging students through design studios and water forum activities to envision sustainable solutions for Mysuru's water networks.
Aranya Outreach
A cornerstone partner committed to nature education in Mysuru, leading vital awareness sessions and currently spearheading the biodiversity survey for our Jeevajala project to document and preserve our water ecosystem's natural heritage.
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In the news
Stay informed with our curated collection of press coverage and news stories tracking developments around Mysuru's lakes, canals, and water heritage.
23 MARCH 2025
Report about the nature walk and other activities that were organised as part of World Water Day. Published in Praja Vani on 23 March 2025
03 FEB 2025
Lake clean up at Madagalli Doddakere organsied by WFM as part of World Wetland Day 2025. Report published in Prajavani on 02 Feb 2025
Blog
Anjali Sharma
Repurposing Purnaiahnala
The city needs resilient systems and innovative low impact development approach. With its historical context and the great vision of water security, Purnaiahnala can become a critical blue-green infrastructure unique to Mysuru, “one of its kind”.
Anjali Sharma
Repurposing Purnaiahnala
The city needs resilient systems and innovative low impact development approach. With its historical context and the great vision of water security, Purnaiahnala can become a critical blue-green infrastructure unique to Mysuru, “one of its kind”.
Anjali Sharma
Repurposing Purnaiahnala
The city needs resilient systems and innovative low impact development approach. With its historical context and the great vision of water security, Purnaiahnala can become a critical blue-green infrastructure unique to Mysuru, “one of its kind”.