Monthly Archives: March 2023

Biome Environmental Trust: Reclaiming vanishing waters

When the landscape of a city changes over time, when there is more demanded of it every day than it can provide, we risk reducing our natural environment to a mere reserve. How much of a thought can we spare it then? What happens to something that no longer holds our attention? We stop noticing […]

Rainmatter on the Road: A ‘sense of the house’ in Jharkhand

Below is Vikas’ account as he travels to three regions in Jharkhand and asks residents about their relationship to their ‘home’, pokes at the changing aspirations of rural India, and wonders if a transition from interventions to responses might be more meaningful.  Indian villages are a treasure-trove of resources, cultures and skills, traditionally passed down […]

Nature Conservation Foundation: Redefining conservation in a changing world

The climate crisis manifests differently across different regions. Its impact on varying wildscapes and species can take any form ranging from glacial melt in the snowy Ladakh, to the bleaching of corals along the coasts of India. That being the case, every region would have to ask its own questions, and explore its own unique […]