Interview 21: Communiciating Conservation with Art with Devathi Parashuram, Current Conservation

A prominent challenge faced not only by conservationists, but most scientists, is the communicating their research without much jargon. Fortunately, there are various conservationist groups making a conscious efforts to dissiminiate ecology for the layman. One such group is Current Conservation, launched by  2007 by Kartik Shanker, Meera Anna and Ankila Hiremath, with a small […]

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Interview 21: Communiciating Conservation with Art with Devathi Parashuram, Current Conservation

A prominent challenge faced not only by conservationists, but most scientists, is the communicating their research without much jargon. Fortunately, there are various conservationist groups making a conscious efforts to dissiminiate ecology for the layman. One such group is Current Conservation, launched by  2007 by Kartik Shanker, Meera Anna and Ankila Hiremath, with a small

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How is the Miyawaki method accelerating Forest Regeneration?

Scientists and environmental experts are responding to the pressing challenges of deforestation and the urgent need for reforestation by employing innovative and creative methods to restore our forests at an accelerated pace. In this context, the Miyawaki woodlands have emerged as a promising technique for forest regeneration. Named after the esteemed Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki,

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How is the Critically Endangered Kakapo Parrot being conserved?

The Kakapo Parrot (Strigops habroptilus), a remarkable bird native to New Zealand, captivates ornithologists and nature lovers alike. Known as the “owl parrot,” the Kakapo is the world’s only flightless parrot and also the heaviest. Despite these intriguing characteristics and its once thriving presence, the Kakapo is critically endangered, predominantly due to human activities and

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Interview 22: Conserving India’s Marine Turtles with Kartik Shanker, Founder of Dakshin Foundation

While India is well known for her tigers, elephants and rhinos, the country also boasts amongst the richest marine biodiversity. One of the most unique taxa found along India’s coasts, are various species of marine turtles. However,  these species are heavily threatened by marine pollution, the illegal wildlife trade of their eggs, attacks by free

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Interview 22: Conserving India’s Marine Turtles with Kartik Shanker, Founder of Dakshin Foundation

While India is well known for her tigers, elephants and rhinos, the country also boasts amongst the richest marine biodiversity. One of the most unique taxa found along India’s coasts, are various species of marine turtles. However,  these species are heavily threatened by marine pollution, the illegal wildlife trade of their eggs, attacks by free

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What are short-term solutions to human-elephant conflict?

India has the most significant number of wild Asian Elephants, estimated at 29,964 according to the 2017 census by Project Elephant, i.e., about 60% of the species’ global population. Friction between humans and elephants, termed Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC), occurs mainly over space and is a significant conservation concern across the country for governments, conservationists, and people living

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The Unique Adaptations of Rainforest Species: Examining How Plants and Animals Have Evolved to Survive in One of the World’s Most Challenging Environments

Rainforests are one of the most diverse and complex ecosystems on Earth. They are home to an incredible array of plants and animals, many of which have evolved unique adaptations to survive in this challenging environment. In this blog, we will explore some of the most interesting and effective adaptations found in rainforest species, and

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