The worldwide focus on charismatic species has meant that people have become poorer for the lack of quality content on other equally interesting life-forms, as well as social and ecological matters impacting our lives. This forms a crucial gap in telling nature’s story in its entirety. ‘On Assignment’ is a carefully co-ordinated process to bring you offbeat stories from nature with fresh and well-researched content.
On a bright morning on the 4th day of the new year, an energetic, inspired, yet concerned group of citizen volunteers and birdwatchers gathered at Venkatappa Art Gallery for a […]
Butterflies form an important part of our beautifully balanced ecosystem. The abundance of butterflies (along with bees) in certain habitats is an excellent indicator of a thriving ecosystem. The various […]
ma·hout/ noun (from Hindi mahāvat ) : A person who works, rides, and tends an elephant Dubare is known for its elephant camp on the banks of River Cauvery […]
One day, as I was walking in my house, I saw some movement where there should have been none – in between a window pane and its outer metal grill. […]
On the smooth pink sandstone surface, veined here and there with deep brown and pale white streaks, two large, stylised human figures stand frozen in a moment of frenzied action, […]
This is the sixth and last in a multi-part series about retracing Dr. Salim Ali’s ‘Mysore Bird Survey’. Also read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part […]
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