A description of an experience that shaped me as an ecologist and environmentalist - a day at Navdanya!
Sowing the Seeds for an Empowered Future: Navdanya
World Wildlife Day 2020: Here’s to a More Sustainable Decade
This World Wildlife Day, we look forward towards a decade of sustaining biodiversity in all its forms on our beautiful Earth
One Last Dance: The Fate of Manipur’s Dancing Deer
My article published in Current Conservation magazine in Nov 2019 on the fate of Manipur's sangai, the dancing deer. You'll find links to beautiful videos on this rare species at the end of the article as well...
The Perils of Being a Wildlife Tourist: Pt. 3 – Nagarahole
Part 3 of my tourism woes 4 part series...this time, a record of my (mis)adventures in Nagarahole TR
The Perils of Being a Wildlife Tourist Pt. 2: Bandipur
Part 2 in a four-part series on my experiences with being a tourist/wildlife scientist in India's tiger reserves. Read on to find out about how I fared in Bandipur...
The Perils of Being a Wildlife Tourist Pt. 1: Ranthambhore
What happens when a wildlife scientist turns tourist on a safari? Find out in this four- part story. Part 1 - Ranthambhore - is below
Bringing Wildlife to the Classroom: Wild Shaale
Wild Shaale is expanding to more reserves across India and needs your help. Read on to find out more about my experience with this wonderful programme and what it does!
Kipling’s Villain, Modi’s Hero: The Fate of the Tiger in 2019
“The tiger is the very soul of India, and when the last tiger has gone, so will the soul of the country” – Ruskin Bond Is all really well with India’s national animal? Today, on World Tiger Day 2019, the Indian prime minister Shri Narendra Modi released the most-recent tiger census, undertaken by the National…
A Roof on One’s Back: Getting to Know India’s Disappearing Turtles on World Turtle Day 2019
Get to know India's disappearing turtles this World Turtle Day 2019!
Parched: Glimpses of India’s Water Woes
The water from the well is bitter, sharp. Tastes like one of those pills that is supposed to solve your issues but doesn’t really do its job. You swallow, wishing for a better aftertaste, but maybe the purpose of swallowing was not for the taste but for the coolness that settles in your throat afterwards.…
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