The 300-year-old wetland at Ankasamudra is home to over 150 avian species. From painted storks and pelicans to an assortment of ducks and wild geese, a symphony of birds ensures that this wetland remains a thriving ecosystem.
What happens when the local community notices the threats to the wetland and comes together to understand and preserve its inhabitants?
Find out in "Namma Ankasamudra", a heartwarming tale of compassion, community, and conservation.
About the contributors
Sustain Team
We are a driven group of people from diverse backgrounds, bound by an abiding love for India’s natural world.
Adarsh Raju
Adarsh Raju is a self-taught wildlife and documentary filmmaker. Over time, he has redefined the purpose of his travels and now aims to work closely with wildlife scientists and environmental NGOs to document conservation related stories.
Published: Mar 13, 2025