Những podcast Lalitha Krishnan hay nhất (2024)

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Vikhar Ahmed Sayeed: Ethical Writing for Conservation Ep#39 42:28

2M ago42:28

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I'm speaking with Vikhar Ahmed, an experienced journalist at Frontline magazine (India). We discuss some of his conservation-based articles that reflect his love for history as well as his unique understanding of thecomplexities of researching and writing about wildlife and human-related stories honestly. There is so much about Karnataka's conserva…

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Dr Dipankar Ghose on the Growing Illegal WildlifeTrade Ep#38 33:33

3M ago33:33

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In episode #38 I am speaking with Dipankar Ghose, Senior Director: Biodiversity Conservation at WWF-India, also Interim Head of TRAFFIC’s India Office. As a conservator with three decades in the field, he shares rare insights about the poaching of tigers to pangolins, to the exotic pet trade in India. Find out which technology is employed to fight …

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The Legacy of Technology for Wildlife Foundation: Ep #37 29:23

4M ago29:23

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Hi I’m Lalitha Krishnan and you’re listening to #HeartofConservation. I bring you #storiesfromthewild that keep us all connected with the natural world. Experience the intersection of conservation and technology with Nandini Mehrotra from Technology for Wildlife Foundation, an NGO based out of Goa. Technology for Wildlife Foundation is the brainchi…

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ReCircle: Creating a Circular Future with Waste Ep #36 33:45

6M ago33:45

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HI, I'm Lalitha Krishnan I bring you storiesthat connect us with the natural world. On Earth day especially, we can'tignore our reckless mis-mangement of waste. I’m speaking to two young, &amazing Clean Tech innovators, Rahul Nainani (Founder) and Gurashish Singh(Co-Founder & COO), at ReCircle, who converted bio-mining waste into abooming business.…

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The Dynamics of Biodiversity in the Andamans with Nariman Vazifdar: Ep#35 43:07

7M ago43:07

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Hi, I’m speaking to the most passionate, naturalist/researcher/herpetologist-on-groundin the Andamans - Nariman Vazifdar. We discuss the biodiversity of the archipelago – which is mostly unexplored islands with individual unique species. He speaks about the rainforest of the islands andhe enlightens us about the hardwood Bullet wood tree and the Su…

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Plant and Tree Stories with Mallika Ravikumar and Nishanth Srinivas Ep#34 54:45

1y ago54:45

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I am speaking with two plant and tree lovers, basically tree experts with extraordinary insights, botanical facts, myths, history, current issues and personal stories relating to four florae of their choice. My guest Mallika Ravikumar is a lawyer-turned-writer. She writes about history, culture and nature has authored over six books mostly for chil…

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Barn Swallow-The Aerial Insectivore of the Himalayas: Dr Suresh Kumar & Amarjeet Kaur Ep #33 48:39

1y ago48:39

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Show notes are now on earthymatters.blog In episode #33 I’m speaking to Dr Suresh Kumar, a remarkable wildlife biologist from the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), who specializes in animal ecology, migration and movement studies, conservation biology. In his pursuit of wildlife conservation, he has discovered a new species of pheasant, studied ma…

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Know Your Dugong. A High Priority Species Like the Tiger Ep#32 50:48

1+ y ago50:48

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The dugong is a Schedule 1 species in India, accorded the same protection as the Tiger but we barely know anything about it. My three amazing guests on episode#32 are researching Dugongs in three coastal pockets of India and doing a fantastic job as far as I can tell. I learnt a great deal about a mammal in my backyard which I was clueless about ti…

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Tigers of the Tide, Breathing Roots et al. The Sundarbans with Dr Radhika Bhargava. Ep#31 33:35

1+ y ago33:35

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Transcript coming soon on Earthy matters (my blog). Radhika wears multiple hats as a coastal geographer, geospatial analyst, National Geographic Explorer. She is a Research Fellow at the NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions working with wetland conservation in Asia. She recently completed her PhD at the National University of Singapore. We…

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Sudarshan Shaw: Breaking Definitions of Art & Nature. Ep #30 Season 4 20:59

2y ago20:59

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My guest is already famous for his visually enticing maps but he is not a cartographer by profession. I am speaking to one of India’s rising young, inspiring artist (NIFT) and author, Sudarshan Shaw whose keen sense of perception and belonging, passion for depicting, preserving local art, and love for natural history is tangible in his stunning art…

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Ishita Khanna: Tweak Your Travels With A Little Mindfulness. Ep #29 34:57

2y ago34:57

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I speak with Ishita, a very brave and humble hero who happens to one of the pioneers of responsible tourism in a high himalayan desert called Spiti where she is the co-founder of Spiti-Ecosphere, a multi-award winning eco-tourism enterprise. Listen to what it takes to make toursim viable in a time when there were no proper roads to spiti (20 years …

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The Role And Dance Of Dung Beetles: Seena Narayanan Ep #28 18:56

2+ y ago18:56

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The transcript for this episode is available on my blog: EarthyMatters. My guest on this episode is passionate about True dung beetles so much so they were the topic of her PhD research. Three new species of dung beetles have been discovered and named by her. I’m speaking to Seena Narayanan, a Senior Research Associate & Assistant Museum Curator at…

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Behind The Scenes, Wildlife Rehabilitation: Jayanthi Kallam (ARRC) Ep #27 Part 2 19:31

2+ y ago19:31

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In Part 2, I continue my conversation with Jayanthi Kallam, Executive Director of Avian and Reptile Rehabilitation Centre in Bangalore and part of her amazing team including Subeksha, Ranjana, Samiiha and Veerababu to find out what it takes to make a wildlife rehabilitation centre an efficient and successful one. Show notes for Part 1 & 2 are alrea…

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Minimum Resources, Maximum Impact: Avian & Reptile Rehabilitation Centre (ARRC). Ep#27 Part I 31:14

2+ y ago31:14

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We may all have at some point in our lives have called an animal rescue centre. But how many of us know you know what goes after the animals is picked up? How many people does it take to look after an injured animal? What goes on behind the scenes? I’m speaking with the Executive Director of Avian and Reptile Rehabilitation Centre (ARRC), Jayanthi …

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Unravelling the Wonders of Mumbai's Shores: Shaunak Modi. Ep# 26 36:47

3y ago36:47

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It is not every day a yet-to-hatch cuttlefish looks straight at you through its thin egg membrane. The incredible photo ( on the podcast cover) is taken by Shaunak Modi. He tells us about his unique experiences on his journey of discovery as the co-founder of Coastal Conservation Foundation and a key member of the Marine Life of Mumbai. Listen to h…

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Mitigating the Urban Human-Bee Conflict - Rajani Mani Ep #25 Season 4 29:46

3y ago29:46

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Show notes coming soon. I am speaking with Rajani Mani is a documentary filmmaker with Elephant Corridor Films, a Bengaluru based creative agency. Currently, she is working on "Colonies in Conflict" a film that examines the state of wild bees in a fast-developing Indian landscape.Bởi Lalitha Krishnan

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"Barrenness Is Always A State Of Mind Never A State Of Land"- Yuvan Aves Ep# 24 49:00

3y ago49:00

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Hi there, Thanks for listening. You can read the show notes of this episode on my blog Earthy matters and check out extra links provided by my guest. I am speaking to Yuvan Aves, a naturalist, educator, activist, musician and author. One of India’s young influencers, Yuvan is currently documenting coastal stories, helping create tree laws, saving t…

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Ambika Yelahanka: Why it's Time To Revist Zoos Ep#23 28:37

3y ago28:37

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Show notes coming soon with pics and links.:) Instagram Photo courtesy Ambika Yelanhanka.I am speaking to Ambika Yelahanka whose has a very enviable job involving lots of animals. Ambika’s has a Masters in Zoo Conservation and a specialization in feline behaviour and reptilian husbandry. She's the Assistant curator at Madras Crocodile Bank Trust in…

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Women for Nature: Vena Kapoor EP 22 Part 2 30:50

3+ y ago30:50

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As an ecologist, conservation researcher Vena Kapoor has worked on exploring if spiders can be used as natural pest control agents in the rainforest in Valparai in the Western Ghats. For a few years, she also managed the administrative and finance team in NCF's head office in Mysore. In 2010, Vena received Ravi Sankaran InlaksScholarship for the MP…

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Women For Nature: MIttal Gala And Garima Bhatia. Ep#22 Part I 31:29

3+ y ago31:29

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I’m speaking to three amazing women who work for Nature Conservation Foundation. They manage and coordianate 3 programmes: Bird Count India, Early Bird and Nature Classrooms.Bởi Lalitha Krishnan

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Let's Talk About Thano. Lokesh Ohri. Abhijay Negi. Sanjay Sondhi. Ep#21 32:27

4y ago32:27

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Episode #21 is about the Thano forest in in the Doon valley Uttarakhand- the state where I live. Thano has been in the news lately because the Uttarakhand government has sought the National Wildlife Board's approval to transfer 243 acres of forest land to the Airports Authority of India. They want to expand the local existing Jolly Grant airport in…

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Collective Wisdom: The Best From My Guests. Ep# 20 35:24

4y ago35:24

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In this last episode of Season Two of Heart of Conservation, I've put together the collective wisdom of 20+ people who were my guests so far. At the end of every episode, I ask my guests to share something that's significant to them - a word, an idea or their hopes. It's all here. Listen! Read the show notes earthymatters.blog. Season Three coming …

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Bill Aitken: Nature as the Footprint of the Divine. Ep#19 27:39

4y ago27:39

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Truth be told, this is one of those interviews where I got more answers than I expected. As usual I learned a lot and am even more in awe of my guest William McKay Aitken (better known as Bill Aitken). He is a dear friend and hillside neighbour who I have long admired for his sense of adventure, his travel writing, his wit, and take on life.. Bill …

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Nina Sengupta: Your Guide to Urban Foraging Ep#18 38:09

4+ y ago38:09

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Nina Gupta is an ecologist who lives in Auroville (India)and works around the globe as an independent consultant integrating biodiversity conservation and sustainable development options. . She has published a colouring book for adults, the first in India, on Edible Weeds. She takes us through the where, how, which and why of urban foraging and sha…

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Rita Banerji: India's Leading Wildlife/Environment Filmmaker & Catalyst for Change Ep#17 40:48

4+ y ago40:48

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Rita is one of India's leading wildlife and environment filmmakers. In an in-depth interview, she speaks about her experience of filming wildlife over a career spanning over 20 years. She also highlights for us conservation issues regarding wildlife trade for example and speaks of her interactions with indigenous communities of the northeast, wildl…

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Lisa MIlls. How Every Single Cup of 'Elephant-Friendly Tea' Counts. Ep#16 33:01

4+ y ago33:01

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Hi, I'm Lalitha Krishnan. I ‘m speaking to Lisa Mills, program director at the Wildlife Conservation Enterprise Program at the University of Montana- Broader Impact Group. The University of Montana in partnership with The Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network (WFEN), has released a science-based guide or standards for the certification of tea produc…

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Aditi Mukherji:What the Drying of Himalayan Springs Means for India Ep#15 26:11

4+ y ago26:11

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Hi, I'm Lalitha Krishnan. My guest is Aditi Mukherji: Principal Researcher at the International Water Management Institute. She is the coordinating lead author of the water chapter of the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which is to be published in 2021. In her previous job as the Theme Leader o…

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Bhavna Menon: Saving the Wilderness Through Community Participation Ep#14 31:34

4+ y ago31:34

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Bhavna Menon is the Programme Manager at the Last Wilderness Foundation, an NGO that has been working in three prominent tiger reserves of Madhya Pradesh in India. She has been working with LWF for the past nine years and is clearly passionate and convincingly articulate about why engaging with local communities, children and the forest department …

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Almitra Patel:The Garbologist who Gave India Solid Waste Management Rules Ep#13 32:59

5y ago32:59

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Almitra Patel is an environmental policy advocate and anti-pollution activist. Her Public Interest Litigation in the Supreme Court against the open dumping of municipal solid waste was instrumental in the drafting of the Municipal Solid Waste Management Rule in India. Her clean up Indian campaign started 20+ long years long before it hit our billbo…

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Rohit Chakravarty & Pritha Dey: BatMan and MothLady Ep#12 41:50

5y ago41:50

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SEASON TWO. For the first time, I'm interviewing an interesting young researcher-couple who are both experts in their fields. Pritha did her Ph.D. on the diversity patterns of the Geometridae family. Her doctoral work included the study of insect biodiversity loss due to anthropogenic disturbances in the western Indian Himalaya. My second guest is …

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Dhritiman Mukherjee: The Philosophy of Photography EP#11 56:25

5+ y ago56:25

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For a person who would normally rather communicate through his photographs, in his first podcast-recording, Dhritiman Mukherjee, one of India’s most sought after wildlife photographers, opens up and speaks at length about his own perspectives and the process of his photography. Always lobbying for wildlife, he helps us understand several issues bas…

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Wild Otters Pvt. Ltd: A Business Model for Conservation Ep#10 27:52

5+ y ago27:52

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Otters are kept as pets. Can you imagine? They are a huge part of the illegal wildlife trade. I found out this and more at Wild Otters an otter-research based organization, tucked away in a corner of Chorao island in Goa. Listen to Ecologist and Director, Dr. Katrina Fernandez and Director and Chief of Communications, Kshitij Garg; Katrine Burford-…

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Cara Tejpal Eco-Warrior Ep # 9 18:38

5+ y ago18:38

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In episode # 9 of Heart ofConservation, I'm speaking with the young, talented Cara Tejpal. She describes herself as conservation generalist, who lends her skills to help confront the gamut of conservation challenges in India. She writes, fundraises, works on policy documents and develops campaigns under the umbrella of the Sanctuary Nature Foundati…

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Sanjay Sondhi: Nature Conservation & Livelihoods Ep#8 20:37

6y ago20:37

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Sanjay Sondhi is responsible for discovering a new species - the Bompu Litter Frog. This frog discovered by Sanjay was previously unknown to science. Sanjay is as well known for his expertise on moths and butterflies and conducts workshops for the same. His nature column, Doon watch, in Hindustan Times and a column called Urban Nature Watch publish…

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Ajay Rastogi: Pursuit of Consumerism & Science of Happiness Ep#7 40:15

6y ago40:15

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Award-winning Ajay Rastogi, (Co-founder & Director of the Vrikshalaya Himalayan Centre, Uttarakhand, India) is an applied ethics practitioner, philosopher, and a yoga instructor. He tells why not just energy saving appliances but an almost 180-degree turnaround in attitude is crucial for saving the planet. He explains the science behind nature cont…

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Suniti Bhushan: Reconnecting Children to Nature Ep#6 40:49

6y ago40:49

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Read Show Notes on earthymatters.blog Suniti is a consultant wildlife biologist, nature educator and author with multiple skills. He lives in Dehra Dun. I asked him why so many elephants are killed on the tracks in India. He tells us what it was like working under the legendary Papa John, Also, why it's crucial to create nature awareness and empath…

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Dr Sejal Wohra: Intrepid Woman Leader Ep#5 55:09

6y ago55:09

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Read show notes on earthymatters.blog. Dr. Sejal Wohra recounts her journey as a woman conservationist through the years. She speaks frankly of the state of conservation in India, the fragility and challenges in the Himalayas and provides valuable insights on human-wildlife conflicts and other issues. She also shares some of her most unforgettable …

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Dr. Dinesh Vineherkar The Turtle Healer Ep# 4 31:41

6y ago31:41

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You can read the whole show notes on earthymatters.blog. Dr. Dinesh speaks about the importance of treating injured adult turtles, the artificial flipper he created to enable physiotherapy to turtles and the impacts of pollution on sea life. He also tells us about the sea turtle species that get washed ashore, the dedication of volunteers, how crea…

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Vijay Dhasmana: Rewilder of Urban India Ep # 3 58:25

6y ago58:25

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Vijay Dhasmana, well-known rewilder of ‘IAmGurgaon’ fame, has been hugely instrumental and successful in rewilding around 400 acres of wasteland ravaged by mining. This site is part of the Aravalli range on the edge of a millennium city, Gurgaon, near New Delhi. Vijay explains what rewilding is all about. He speaks about the challenges his team fac…

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Salvador Lyngdoh: Wolf Biologist from the Himalayas. Ep # 2 38:13

6y ago38:13

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Salvador Lyngdoh, Scientist-Wildlife Institute of India speaks about his work which focuses on conservation of large carnivores in the Indian Himalayas. He tells us why the two wolf species in India: the Himalayan wolf and the Indian/Plains wolf are unique in the wolf world. He delves into his experiences of radio-collaring wolves, the benefits of …

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Dr. Pasang Sherpa: the only Sherpa Ph.D. Anthropologist Studying the Sherpas #1 25:54

6y ago25:54

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Dr. Pasang Sherpa speaks about her work, her love and concern for her people, how Sherpas are stereotyped, climate change in the Everest region(which is home for her) and on being a woman researcher and her future plans.Bởi Lalitha Krishnan

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