What happens when a wildlife scientist turns tourist on a safari? Find out in this four- part story. Part 1 - Ranthambhore - is below
The Perils of Being a Wildlife Tourist Pt. 1: Ranthambhore
Hidden Jewels of Nagarahole Tiger Reserve
A virtual safari through Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, Karnataka...hop on aboard!
Sirsi Diaries: Fieldwork in the Lap of the Aghanashini
A photostory of my field experiences in the Aghanashini Basin in Uttara Kannada dist., Sirsi taluk, Karnataka
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!
Madras Mornings
Daily wanderings in Madras and the sights and sounds of my childhood neighbourhood...
Fishy Business: Snapshots of Fieldwork in Vembanad Lake
A photostory of my fieldwork in Vembanad Lake, Kerala...
My Feathered Friends Pt. 1: Birds of Karnataka
Birds that I love. Karnataka hosts a rich variety of wildlife, including bird species, of which I introduce 3 today...
Motherland
As Mother's Day draws closer, my pen sketches words of love for my motherland...this time in poetry, not prose...
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.…
Wild Shaale: Where Conservation Meets Education
Have you ever wanted to make a difference in the lives of India's rural children AND help save our endangered wildlife? Then click here to read about Wild Shaale, a unique conservation education programme! Trust me, this is a cause worth supporting
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