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Parveen Shaikh: Guardian of Indian Skimmer birds
Season 1, Ep. 8
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Listen to this episode of "Mind Your Earth," where conservationist Parveen Shaikh discusses Indian Skimmer conservation and the fascinating river legends of Chambal.
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कचरे को कैसे कारीगरी में बदल रहा अकीरा ईको?
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What's Changing For Migratory Birds In India?
30:29||Season 2Join us on Mind Your Earth a podcast by Ground Report as we soar into the remarkable world of migratory birds with Dr. Abi Tamim Vanak, Director at the Centre for Policy Design, ATREE. An ecologist specializing in savanna ecosystems and human-wildlife interactions, Dr. Vanak brings deep insights into the lives of creatures that defy borders.Discover why millions of birds undertake perilous journeys spanning thousands of kilometres each year, connecting continents in an intricate web of survival. Dr. Vanak reveals how climate change and human activities are reshaping ancient migratory routes, forcing birds to adapt their travel, breeding, and resting patterns in unprecedented ways. From vanishing wetlands to shifting seasons, the challenges are mounting.Why should we care about birds we may never see? Because their journeys sustain ecosystems, control pests, pollinate plants, and serve as vital indicators of our planet's health. Their survival is intertwined with ours—making their protection everyone's concern.Ground Report's Mind Your Earth Podcast
2. नर्मदा बचाओ आंदोलन के 40 वर्ष के सफर पर कार्यकर्ता रेहमत से बात
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2. NGT's action on tree felling in J&K, MP's new zoo initiatives, and more
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1. Cambodia's Environmental Crisis: Reporting from the Edge
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9. Building for Tomorrow with Architect Anurag Tamhankar
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