OPEN TO OPINION
Neha Sinha is a wildlife conservationist, and lover of the weird, wonderful, wordy and wild.
#FiftyTrees: How people from different cities are documenting trees to protect them
A tree is so many things — a landmark, a protective cover, a canopy of memories and so much more.
When I decided to go birdwatching in a saree
There are more accounts of men in jungles with rolled-up shirt sleeves, colonising the land in their country-side brogues, than of women going through wild spaces.
This Independence Day, five things we urgently need independence from in the environmental sphere
We need to understand nature is the basis for life, we need planning with conservation, not destruction, at its heart.
Why SC said quaint forest guest houses can't be transferred to private and commercial entities on PPP
Most of these buildings with high roofs and scientific ventilation are more climate-friendly than any of the new buildings.
How we're to blame for the plastic ring locking a stork's beak
Wildlife is dying unloved, unmourned, because of us.
Why incidents of dogs killing children and livestock are rising in India
The fact that they hunt does not mean the entire species needs to be demonised and clubbed to death in acts of revenge.
Why dust storms have left so many fallen trees in Delhi in their wake
With rising, apocalyptic air pollution, trees are a natural buffer we will literally choke without.
Why spring is the birding season
Spring is a time of celebration that is hard to ignore. It’s a time to get out there and look at the sky and the sea, the bough and the boulder.
