Urban Habitats

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Bangalore University Campus: The Unsung Carbon Sink
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Bangalore University Campus: The Unsung Carbon Sink
Anita Rao-Kashi
Accessible to the public, the 1,200-acre campus with over five lakh trees is Bangalore’s unnoticed green lung
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Anita Rao-Kashi
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Shared Spaces: On the IISER Campus in Kerala
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Shared Spaces: On the IISER Campus in Kerala
Smriti Mahesh
Jessica Luis
Discovering the art of chasing wildlife on a lush 200-acre educational campus a few hours from Thiruvananthapuram
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Smriti Mahesh
Jessica Luis
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Garden Wonders and Roadside Marvels
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Garden Wonders and Roadside Marvels
Anisha Jayadevan and Ishika Ramakrishna write about life forms found around us in the city
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Urban Design Planning and the Birds of Kolkata
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Urban Design Planning and the Birds of Kolkata
Dipanjan Sinha
A study on the impact of urban development on the birds in Kolkata hopes to contribute towards protecting the diversity and numbers of birds through design strategies
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Dipanjan Sinha
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Resident Predators: Living With Spiders
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Resident Predators: Living With Spiders
Samuel John
Step into the world of five spider families found in urban Indian homes, and learn a little about their complex tactics for catching a wide diversity of prey
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Samuel John
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Golden Jackal: Resourceful Canids in Tezu Botanical Garden
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Golden Jackal: Resourceful Canids in Tezu Botanical Garden
Nishanth Srinivas
Occupying a wide range of habitats in India, these wild omnivores are good hunters, but also live near large human settlements where they scavenge at dumpsites
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Nishanth Srinivas
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What the Jungle Babblers Babble About
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What the Jungle Babblers Babble About
Sustain Team
Jungle babblers have been known as loud, cacophonous, rowdy birds — but turns out that their "babble" is a complex communication system that they use to look out for each other
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Sustain Team
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Urban Birds Bingo: How Many Have You Seen?
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Urban Birds Bingo: How Many Have You Seen?
Sustain Team
Use this sheet to strike out birds you can spot from your window or your backyard. What's your score?
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Sustain Team
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Shared Spaces: Life Within Blurred Lines
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Shared Spaces: Life Within Blurred Lines
Divya Candade
In this collaborative photo essay that emerged from #TheUncontest, we bring together images from across India to tell a compelling tale of the importance of the overlapping spaces that humans and nature share
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Divya Candade
Photo Story
Sensory Trails on a Campus in Gujarat
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Sensory Trails on a Campus in Gujarat
Deborah Dutta
Ravi Jambhekar
The sheltered green spaces in educational campuses are hotspots of biodiversity and wilderness. Step off manicured lawns onto dirt tracks and learn to look at unpruned canopies — to let a world of wonder open up
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Deborah Dutta
Ravi Jambhekar
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Powai Lake: A Wild Wetland at the Heart of a Mumbai Suburb
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Powai Lake: A Wild Wetland at the Heart of a Mumbai Suburb
Anushka Kawale
Surrounded by rapidly developing residential complexes, industrial areas and educational campuses, few know that Mumbai’s Powai Lake hosts rich and diverse wildlife – including a small population of the marsh crocodile
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Anushka Kawale
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Rich Birdlife Call Attention to Delhi’s Disappearing Wetlands
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Rich Birdlife Call Attention to Delhi’s Disappearing Wetlands
Kartik Chandramouli
Around 170 bird species recorded in the capital’s ponds amidst housing colonies, inside parks, next to industry, and other urban sites
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Kartik Chandramouli
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Forest Fugue: The Seasonal Sounds of Avalahalli
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Forest Fugue: The Seasonal Sounds of Avalahalli
Devayani Khare
Always alive with natural melodies, Avalahalli State Forest is an ever-changing landscape marked by avian choruses and a tapestry of varied acoustics
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Devayani Khare
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The Mysterious Migration of Crimson Rose Butterflies
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The Mysterious Migration of Crimson Rose Butterflies
Malaka Rodrigo
A recently observed migration of a large swarm of crimson rose butterflies from India to Sri Lanka has highlighted how little is still known about this natural phenomenon
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Malaka Rodrigo
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Sparrows: Fall of the Little Birds
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Sparrows: Fall of the Little Birds
Ranjit Lal
An avid birder describes some close encounters with the once abundant but now dwindling species
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Ranjit Lal
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Boxed In: The Urban Snakes of Bengaluru
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Boxed In: The Urban Snakes of Bengaluru
Almaas Masood
Human and snake interactions increase in the city as natural habitats shrink
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Almaas Masood
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Raising Spiderlings: The Best of Jumping Spider Brood Care
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Raising Spiderlings: The Best of Jumping Spider Brood Care
Tanaya Rele
Samuel John
Though they don’t build nests, jumping spiders are doting parents that carefully wrap their eggs in silk and stand guard to ward off predators
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Tanaya Rele
Samuel John
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Aravallis: Love and Fresh Air
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Aravallis: Love and Fresh Air
Neha Sinha
Enter the Ridge in Delhi, and the sound of the city drops. Gurgling streams, bird call, even a possible hyena — all testament to Nature’s ability to surprise us
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Neha Sinha
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Sharing Spaces with Wild Life on a University Campus
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Sharing Spaces with Wild Life on a University Campus
Prerna Gupta
Plenty of wild creatures live in harmony alongside students and faculty in and around the IIT Kanpur campus
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Prerna Gupta
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The Guide: Where to Find the Aravallis in and around Delhi-NCR
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The Guide: Where to Find the Aravallis in and around Delhi-NCR
Radhika Raj
The Aravallis were once a contiguous mountain range that ran through Delhi-NCR. Though fragmented, you can still find pockets of wilderness that provide a much-needed green respite from the concrete capital
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Radhika Raj
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Huntsman Spider: Apex Predator in a Microhabitat
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Huntsman Spider: Apex Predator in a Microhabitat
Samuel John
Fast, gravity-defying, and adaptable, these impressive spiders are super stalkers that take camouflage to surreal levels
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Samuel John
Species
Urban Cacophony of the Heartening Kind
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Urban Cacophony of the Heartening Kind
Sudha Mahalingam
A safari of birds and animals can be seen and heard without stepping out of this apartment home set at the edge of the Avalahalli forest in a north Bangalore suburb
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Sudha Mahalingam
Urban Jungle
In Stages: Metamorphosis in the Insect World
Photo Story
In Stages: Metamorphosis in the Insect World
Samuel John
Looking at the lifecycle of insects, it’s clear that each has a unique evolutionary success story, with change the only constant
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Samuel John
Photo Story
Wild and Free: Where the Rock Bees Roam
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Wild and Free: Where the Rock Bees Roam
Rajani Mani
These wild honeybees, called Apis dorsata, have cleverly adapted to the rapid changes in their habitat and make their hives with as much ease on urban high-rise buildings as they do in forests, cliffs, and tall trees
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Rajani Mani
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Delhi’s Secret Winter Guests: Small and Chirpy Forest Birds
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Delhi’s Secret Winter Guests: Small and Chirpy Forest Birds
Neha Sinha
We often equate migration with cranes, geese and waders in wetlands. But every year, Delhi welcomes smaller birds that fly long distances to visit the city’s woods
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Neha Sinha
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For Love of Nectar: The Dazzling Sunbirds of India
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For Love of Nectar: The Dazzling Sunbirds of India
Sustain Team
Sunbirds are everywhere in India, in dense forests and concrete jungles buzzing with human activity — all we have to do is pay attention
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Sustain Team
Photo Story
Mohammed Dilawar: A Superhero for the House Sparrow
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Mohammed Dilawar: A Superhero for the House Sparrow
Agnee Ghosh
The humble house sparrow’s population was seeing a steep decline for decades, until an ecologist decided to do something about it
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Agnee Ghosh
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Surviving the Pandemic, One Tree at a Time
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Surviving the Pandemic, One Tree at a Time
Arti Das
When the Covid 19 pandemic shut the world down, the author turned to the trees around her for hope
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Arti Das
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Delhi and Haryana’s Aravallis Home to Rare Wildlife
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Delhi and Haryana’s Aravallis Home to Rare Wildlife
Neha Jain
Survey finds species such as honey-badger, Indian fox, jungle cat, and ruddy mongoose in Gurugram, Faridabad, and Delhi
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Neha Jain
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Life on the Vertical: Exploring Nature on City Walls
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Life on the Vertical: Exploring Nature on City Walls
Samuel John
Vena Kapoor
The ecology of urban walls includes a variety of life, from ferns and figs, to paper wasps, stingless bees, and two-tailed spiders
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Samuel John
Vena Kapoor
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Bantam Force: Ambushed by the Termite Parade
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Bantam Force: Ambushed by the Termite Parade
Nayantara Deshpande
Termites are tiny but they are super builders and play an integral role as decomposers and ecosystem engineers of the natural world. In human habited landscapes, however, they are known as the silent destroyers
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Nayantara Deshpande
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Finding Nature Through the Gift of Our Attention
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Finding Nature Through the Gift of Our Attention
Divya Candade
From observing bird behaviour in an urban garden to tracking butterfly lifecycles on a balcony, we can all build an enduring connection to the natural world
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Divya Candade
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At Home with Herps: Living with Reptiles
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At Home with Herps: Living with Reptiles
Gerry Martin
How a herpetologist fell in love with the natural world by observing snakes, lizards, frogs and other reptiles around his home
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Gerry Martin
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Nature Underfoot: Wild Flora and Fauna on City Pavements and Waysides
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Nature Underfoot: Wild Flora and Fauna on City Pavements and Waysides
Samuel John
Vena Kapoor
A rich diversity of plant and animal life is hidden in the cracks and crevices of our streets, and a closer examination can reveal some incredible interactions
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Samuel John
Vena Kapoor
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Golden Jackals Find Shelter at Airports
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Golden Jackals Find Shelter at Airports
Gurvinder Singh
Grasslands in and around airports in Kolkata and Guwahati offer refuge to these canids
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Gurvinder Singh
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Painting a Canvas: Vijay Dhasmana, The Rewilder
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Painting a Canvas: Vijay Dhasmana, The Rewilder
Anirudh Nair
Conservator of degraded landscapes, this self-taught ecologist is at the forefront of reviving wrecked habitats in north India
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Anirudh Nair
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A Family Saga: To Bee or not to Bee
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A Family Saga: To Bee or not to Bee
Anisha Jayadevan
The author and her father are fascinated by the leaf cutter bee’s nest in their garden, while her mother remains unmoved
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Anisha Jayadevan
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Unwelcome at Home: The Palm Civets of Kolkata
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Unwelcome at Home: The Palm Civets of Kolkata
Radhika Raj
As Kolkata loses some of its heritage buildings to new development, the shifting landscape claims an unlikely victim — the nocturnal, shy palm civet
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Radhika Raj
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How the Coastal Road Threatens Mumbai’s Secret Marine World
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How the Coastal Road Threatens Mumbai’s Secret Marine World
Sustain Team
Sarang Naik
Over the last four years, Sarang Naik has documented the marine diversity along Mumbai's coast. However, it is now being threatened by the construction of the Coastal Road
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Sustain Team
Sarang Naik
Multimedia
Man on a Mission to Revive Noida’s Wetlands
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Man on a Mission to Revive Noida’s Wetlands
Shweta Thakur Nanda
Ramveer Tanwar gave up his job as an engineer to restore at least 20 ponds and lakes in his home region
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Shweta Thakur Nanda
Hero
Hiding in Plain Sight: Mumbai’s Tide Pools and the City Beyond the Shore
Photo Story
Hiding in Plain Sight: Mumbai’s Tide Pools and the City Beyond the Shore
Radhika Raj
Sarang Naik
This urban seashore throws up a world of surreal organisms and is sure to change the way you look at India’s commercial capital
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Radhika Raj
Sarang Naik
Photo Story
Garden of Earthly Delight: My Last Wild Place
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Garden of Earthly Delight: My Last Wild Place
Nisarg Prakash
A little terrace in Bengaluru glows with wildness and tranquillity, and brings home the lesson that your very own Zen garden does not have to be an immaculately tended space
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Nisarg Prakash
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Nest Negotiations: Why Owls Groom Siblings for Food
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Nest Negotiations: Why Owls Groom Siblings for Food
Janaki Lenin
In a single nest, fights over food among siblings can get intense, but owls have figured out an effective barter system so everyone gets their share
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Janaki Lenin
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Accidental Ecosystem: How a Rooftop Garden can be a Thriving Habitat
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Accidental Ecosystem: How a Rooftop Garden can be a Thriving Habitat
Syed Saad Ahmed
When a few potted plants were left to grow wild on a Delhi terrace, they attracted an entire ecosystem — from delicate butterflies to foot-long colour-changing lizards
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Syed Saad Ahmed
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Butterfly Highway: Delhi’s New Flyby Zones
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Butterfly Highway: Delhi’s New Flyby Zones
Radhika Raj
A team of ecologists and citizens plan to build a series of butterfly parks across Delhi
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Radhika Raj
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Food First: A Hand for a Handout
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Food First: A Hand for a Handout
Janaki Lenin
Juvenile bonnet macaques in the Bandipur National Park, Karnataka, have developed an almost human way of communicating their request for food
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Janaki Lenin
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The Private Lives of Kingfishers in My Urban Garden
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The Private Lives of Kingfishers in My Urban Garden
Kalyani Candade
Watching a white-throated kingfisher family breed and grow in an urban garden in Chennai
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Kalyani Candade
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Building Nests to Save Delhi’s Sparrows
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Building Nests to Save Delhi’s Sparrows
Nupur Roopa
The house sparrow has been steadily disappearing from the capital, but Rakesh Khatri’s Eco-Roots Foundation is determined to change that. He raises awareness in neighbourhoods, and has built and placed about 1,OO,OOO nests and birdhouses to help them nest and roost in
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Nupur Roopa
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Balcony Birding: Birds are Ruling the Roost this Lockdown
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Balcony Birding: Birds are Ruling the Roost this Lockdown
Joanna Lobo
The stay-at-home directives are allowing people the chance to explore the urban biodiversity in their own backyard
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Joanna Lobo
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Urban Ecosystems: Snakes and the City
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Urban Ecosystems: Snakes and the City
Arjun Kamdar
Unbeknown to most of us, snakes are often permanent residents of urban environments. We have to find the happy balance of human-snake coexistence
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Arjun Kamdar
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Quiz: Do you know your Friendly Neighbourhood Birds?
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Quiz: Do you know your Friendly Neighbourhood Birds?
Sustain Team
Play this quiz and find out how many daily winged visitors you can identify
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Sustain Team
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Aarey: The Wild Heart of Mumbai
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Aarey: The Wild Heart of Mumbai
Kamakshi Ayyar
Few cities in the world have large swathes of jungles within their borders, even fewer have leopards living within. Unfortunately, the green cover of India’s maximum city is under grave threat
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Kamakshi Ayyar
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Hesaraghatta Lake and the Savannah of Silicon City
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Hesaraghatta Lake and the Savannah of Silicon City
Samuel John
Are well-meaning birders, photographers, and visitors destroying the very lake and landscape they so love?
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Samuel John
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My Friends, the Trees
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My Friends, the Trees
Nimesh Ved
Falling in love with trees on a sprawling school campus, near the densely populated city of Varanasi
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Nimesh Ved
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The Guide: Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary
Travel
The Guide: Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary
Charukesi Ramadurai
While the migratory birds in winter are the biggest attraction, the lake is home to nearly 25O avian species
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Charukesi Ramadurai
Travel
A Date with Mumbai’s Marine Wildlife
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A Date with Mumbai’s Marine Wildlife
Joanna Lobo
Mumbai’s Juhu Beach suddenly comes alive with crabs, anemones, shrimp, snails and other marine biodiversity that lives on city’s coastline
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Joanna Lobo
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Pallikaranai Marshland: An Urban Wetland on the Brink
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Pallikaranai Marshland: An Urban Wetland on the Brink
Divya Candade
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Besides hosting over 5,OOO resident birds, Chennai’s Pallikaranai marshland is a stopover point for over 4O,OOO migratory birds. It desperately needs to be saved from encroaching toxic waste
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Divya Candade
Dhritiman Mukherjee
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When Danger Lurks: Toxic Beauties in Action
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When Danger Lurks: Toxic Beauties in Action
Janaki Lenin
Butterflies have adopted numerous defence mechanisms to fool their predators, but how well do these tricks work?
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Janaki Lenin
Column
A Lost River and the Wetland Paradise of Hoskote Lake
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A Lost River and the Wetland Paradise of Hoskote Lake
Samuel John
Bengaluru’s Hoskote Lake and its surrounding marshlands host a wide variety of bird life and provide the city with a vital carbon dioxide sink. Efforts are on to revive the river system that once fed this vibrant water body.
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Samuel John
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Sunil Harsana, the Pied Piper of Mangar Bani Forest
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Sunil Harsana, the Pied Piper of Mangar Bani Forest
Anirudh Nair
An environmental activist fights for one of the last remaining green lungs that sustains the choking capital city of India
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Anirudh Nair
Hero
In the Heart of Suburban Mumbai, an Oasis for Birds and Birders
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In the Heart of Suburban Mumbai, an Oasis for Birds and Birders
Shashank Birla
Despite the concrete jungle around, Lokhandwala Lake in Mumbai’s crowded Andheri suburb hosts a healthy diversity of avian species
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Shashank Birla
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Unprotected Areas: Lalbagh Southern Bengaluru Charm
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Unprotected Areas: Lalbagh Southern Bengaluru Charm
Samuel John
Every city needs a green lung where citizens can mingle with nature and relish a breath of fresh air. With several water bodies, over 1,OOO species of plants, and many gorgeous birds, Lalbagh is an oasis for Bengaluru’s citizens
By
Samuel John
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There’s a Caterpillar on Your Palm Plant, Daddy
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There’s a Caterpillar on Your Palm Plant, Daddy
Anisha Jayadevan
They are many a gardener’s bane, but with a little time, caterpillars can bring great benefits to their habitat
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Anisha Jayadevan
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Cubbon Park: The Lungs of Central Bengaluru
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Cubbon Park: The Lungs of Central Bengaluru
Samuel John
In the heart of this bustling city, Cubbon Park is an oasis of biodiversity that provides citizens a respite and a place to unwind
By
Samuel John
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The Green, Green Grass of Home
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The Green, Green Grass of Home
Neha Sinha
The case for allowing a little wild grass to grow in your garden and life
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Neha Sinha
Urban Jungle
On a Wing: Dhanauri Wetland, a Birdwatcher’s Wonderland
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On a Wing: Dhanauri Wetland, a Birdwatcher’s Wonderland
Abhishek Gulshan
Majestic birds, reptiles, and even some mammals inhabit this thriving ecosystem, just a short hop from anywhere in the national capital
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Abhishek Gulshan
Urban Jungle
A Reluctant Birder’s Guide to Birdwatching
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A Reluctant Birder’s Guide to Birdwatching
Sejal Mehta
The author hated birding for as long as she could remember, until she realised she doesn’t have to do it the way everyone else does
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Sejal Mehta
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Trash is on the Menu for the Critically Endangered Greater Adjutant
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Trash is on the Menu for the Critically Endangered Greater Adjutant
Soumya Prasad
Guwahati needs to address the larger issue of waste management if this carrion-feeding bird species is to have a future
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Soumya Prasad
Conservation
Branch Offices: The Working Trees of Delhi
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Branch Offices: The Working Trees of Delhi
A tree is home to birds, insects, and animals. It provides us clean air and shade, but few recognise that a large section of the city’s marginalised population leans on them for shelter, support and to set up shop
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A Starburst of Colour and the Quest for a Nest
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A Starburst of Colour and the Quest for a Nest
Neha Sinha
In a polluted, concrete and plastic-ridden city, a resilient sunbird couple builds and rebuilds their home
By
Neha Sinha
Species
Mangar Bani: Delhi NCR’s Wild and Wonderful Neighbour
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Mangar Bani: Delhi NCR’s Wild and Wonderful Neighbour
Abhishek Gulshan
A beautiful forest with sharp-eyed eagles, vibrant butterflies, sneaky jackals, and monitor lizards thrives bang in the middle of our concrete-ridden capital
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Abhishek Gulshan
Urban Jungle
Basai Wetlands Thrive Just a Short Hop From Gurugram’s Glitzy Malls
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Basai Wetlands Thrive Just a Short Hop From Gurugram’s Glitzy Malls
Abhishek Gulshan
It’s hard to believe that over 231 bird species can be seen in this wetland region so close to Delhi-NCR
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Abhishek Gulshan
Urban Jungle
Shine a Light: A Saturday Night Moth Party in Delhi
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Shine a Light: A Saturday Night Moth Party in Delhi
Radhika Raj
The moths of Delhi’s Asola-Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary have their own loyal fan base, and shutter-friendly paparazzi
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Radhika Raj
Urban Jungle
How Sacred Sites in Bengaluru Safeguard Trees
Urban Jungle
How Sacred Sites in Bengaluru Safeguard Trees
Sahana Ghosh
As many as 121 species of plants thrive and protected by Bengaluru’s sacred sites such as temples and kattes, contributing to the city’s biodiversity
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Sahana Ghosh
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City Slickers: The Large Grey Babblers of Delhi
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City Slickers: The Large Grey Babblers of Delhi
Abhishek Gulshan
Tales of adaptation in the scrublands of the capital city
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Abhishek Gulshan
Urban Jungle
The Common Tailorbird Stitches its Magic
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The Common Tailorbird Stitches its Magic
Abhishek Gulshan
In urban gardens, the petite tailorbird can be found using its fine beak and innate skills to sow leaves together to build a cradle-like nest
By
Abhishek Gulshan
Species
In my Backyard: The Oriental Honey-buzzard
Species
In my Backyard: The Oriental Honey-buzzard
Sanjay Sondhi
Spotting the crested or oriental honey-buzzard, whose favourite foods is bee and wasp larvae and nests
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Sanjay Sondhi
Species
Kharghar’s Hills are Alive with the Sound of Birdsong
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Kharghar’s Hills are Alive with the Sound of Birdsong
Anirudh Nair
Remarkably beautiful throughout the year, these biodiverse hills in Navi Mumbai are the ideal escape for the curious, urban nature lover
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Anirudh Nair
Urban Jungle
Mumbai’s Mangroves: Forests of Breathing Roots
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Mumbai’s Mangroves: Forests of Breathing Roots
Sejal Mehta
Not all shores are the same; Mumbai’s mangroves are the city’s green guards and they host an entire civilisation in their midst
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Sejal Mehta
Urban Jungle
Ruskin Bond’s Search for Wilderness in Delhi
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Ruskin Bond’s Search for Wilderness in Delhi
Ruskin Bond
It is easier to spot birds in dusty cities than deep, dense forests, writes the author in Friends in Wild Places
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Ruskin Bond
Book
The Fellowship of the Grove
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The Fellowship of the Grove
Harini Nagendra
Seema Mundoli
In Cities and Canopies, authors Harini Nagendra and Seema Mundoli delve into the science of urban trees, made even more fascinating with snippets of history, folk tale, recipe, and art
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Harini Nagendra
Seema Mundoli
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Monsoon Miracles in Navi Mumbai’s Green Valley Park
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Monsoon Miracles in Navi Mumbai’s Green Valley Park
Anirudh Nair
Secret streams and colourful insects — the arrival of rain heralds the transformation of the Parsik Hills, close to the bustling business area of CBD Belapur
By
Anirudh Nair
Urban Jungle
When Flamingos Frolic and Feed in the Talawe Wetlands
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When Flamingos Frolic and Feed in the Talawe Wetlands
Anirudh Nair
Sarang Naik
Hundreds of migrating flamingos and other wildlife can be seen just a stone’s throw away from a bustling Navi Mumbai residential complex
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Anirudh Nair
Sarang Naik
Urban Jungle
Wild Shores:  Life in a Tide Pool
Habitat
Wild Shores: Life in a Tide Pool
Sejal Mehta
When the tide goes out, take a walk along the shore and discover a fascinating range of marine animals and plants
By
Sejal Mehta
Habitat
Moving to a New City
Green Humour
Moving to a New City
Rohan Chakravarty
Cartoons and illustrations on wildlife, environment, and conservation
By
Rohan Chakravarty
Green Humour
That Worm in your Garden could be a Snake
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That Worm in your Garden could be a Snake
Sustain Team
Home gardens host a lot more biodiversity than we suspect
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Sustain Team
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