The longer version (with pictures!) of my article in the Deccan Spectrum about India's endangered Myristica swamps
A Slice of history: Who will save India’s Myristica swamps?
Final Showdown: Wetlands vs. Development in Mumbai’s Vasai
As Mumbai gears up for yet more meaningless development, citizens can bid adieu to the wetlands that have protected their health and property for decades. The lack of value that India has shown thus far to her wetlands will only succeed in further degrading our environmental and public health. Wetlands in India are comprised of…
Seeing Red: A Glimpse into the Ecology of South Asia’s Least-Understood Canid
Dive into this post about the world's least-studied canid, the dhole (Asiatic wild dog). Learn about the ecology, behaviour, and threats to the continued survival of this wild dog in an increasingly human-dominated world. Will science and conservation efforts be able to bring this dog back to its former range?
Monsoon Mountains: Field Notes from a Tiger Forest
The Malabar whistling thrush is never a moment late. At 5:53, a peculiar, human-like whistle cuts through the still, pre-dawn air, jaunty and cocksure. He sits somewhere hidden in the huge tree in the courtyard at Hulikanu, staking his territory and doubling up as my morning alarm. But I am already awake and pad outside,…
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