BirdSong project is brought to your by BirdSong Eco-Development LLP, a Joint Venture (JV) firm/project of RareEarth Developers Pvt. Ltd. and Jambhala Capital Pvt. Ltd.
The project is promoted by the JV firm BirdSong Eco-Development LLP and Home concepts, Turnkey solutions is provided by RareEarth.
BirdSong campus is located adjoining the water canal and in close proximity to the Ranganthittu Bird Sanctuary (Behind Fun Fort). BirdSong can be accessed through well connected broad roads including the Bengaluru Mysore State Highway.
Phase I (6 Acres) of the project is approved by TCPA (Govt. of Karnataka) and part of the larger development of 18-30 acres. There are exclusive 60 home-sites on offer and just 11 Kms short of Mysore, yet not far away from the amenities like, Schools, Colleges, Leisure, Shopping, Hospitals etc.
EcoVillage members are united by shared ecological, social or spiritual values. An EcoVillage is often composed of people who have chosen an alternative to centralized power, water and sewage systems. We see the breakdown of traditional forms of community, wasteful consumerist lifestyles, and the destruction of natural habitat, urban sprawl and over-reliance on fossil fuels, as trends that must be changed to avert ecological disaster. We see small-scale communities with minimal ecological impact as an alternative. More people are turning to eco communities as a viable alternative to urban life.
Although the EcoVillage would provide the basic infrastructure to live, work and play, our criteria for selecting the location was based on the fact that we still do need connectivity. Mysore is a growing city, with excellent connectivity by rail to Bangalore, which is the most eco friendly way to travel today. Road networks are also excellent, and a new airport is in the offing. Economically, it is a growing city and traditionally an institutional town. It is now a major centre for training, and many corporate firms have set up centers here. The Bangalore- Mysore corridor is a rapidly development area, with smaller satellite towns with economic, industrial and commercial activity being planned along this corridor.
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