The forests of BRT, Bandipur, Kabini, Nagarahole, Bhadra and Agumbe in South India are celebrated for their rich biodiversity and varied ecosystems, including evergreen, semi-evergreen, and dry deciduous forests, alongside expansive grasslands. The diverse flora features trees like teak, rosewood, sandalwood, and bamboo, as well as a range of shrubs and medicinal plants.

These forests host a variety of fauna, including apex predators such as tigers and leopards, large herbivores like Gaur and elephants, and several deer species. Birdlife is abundant, with species including raptors and hornbills, while reptiles such as king cobras and numerous amphibians are also prevalent.

Conservation efforts focus on maintaining ecological balance through sustainable management and promoting eco-tourism. These initiatives help regulate water, support wildlife, and moderate the climate, while also providing research opportunities and benefiting local communities.