Wellbeing
How nature can be a source of hope and happiness
8 Nature Wellbeing

Generational Amnesia: The Forgotten Wildlife Numbers
Every generation has its own yardstick, memory, and experience of a place or species. That becomes its baseline. Any change in the visible numbers of a species that comes after it is abnormal or unnatural. The baseline of previous generations is forgotten, and the new generation creates its own new baseline

Butterfly Affect : Beauty, Symbolism, and Wonder on a Wing
With their gracefulness, colour, and vibrancy, butterflies evoke feelings of wonder, hope, freedom, and connection with our evolution and soul. They bring humans closer to nature and instil a sense of well-being and joy

Garden of Earthly Delight: My Last Wild Place
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

Finding Nature Through the Gift of Our Attention
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

With the Gaze on Me: Living with the Rhythms and Moods of Nature
Being looked at, witnessed, and experienced by other beings reveals our interbeingness and reassures us of our shared existence

Bedazzled by Beaks: Why I Started Birding
Parents tend to be the ones trying to get their children interested in hobbies, but sometimes, it works the other way around

Making a Nature Walk Your Own
A nature walk can be rich and satisfying even in the largest cities. Tune your senses, slow down your pace, linger, explore the wild things around you, and embrace nature as part of your daily routine

Signs of Solace: Grieving in Nature
If you let it, nature has a way of reeling you in, of taking you out of pondering about the death and loss you have experienced