Blogs
Human-animal conflicts in wildlife corridors
Wildlife corridors are critical for the movement and long-term survival of species in a fragmented forest landscape,... Read More
EPW paper on water governance
How does the Central Government regulate and manage water in a country where water management is the State Government's... Read More
A Pheasant Surprise
It was November 2015. My field assistant, Sonam, and I were hiking down the hill after finishing our monthly bird... Read More
The Case of a Lazy Snow Toad Crossing a Road
This incident took place during one of my field visits to North Sikkim.
Seeing under the surface: My ATREE experience
I am, by definition, a wanderer – both physically and mentally. I have had 15 jobs in my short 24 years. I have... Read More
Rendezvous with KMTR
K-M-T-R, these four letters were a source of great curiosity for me ever since I embarked upon my PhD voyage.
The journey of the Tamiraparani Waterbird Count (TWC)
The southern districts of Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi and Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu are important areas for wintering... Read More
Labours of love
Emily looked up at me and smiled her shy, dazzling smile. I might have turned a deep red but was saved from... Read More
Living with lantana
Lantana camara, the invasive plant species from South America, is now widespread in India.