https://peopleofnature.in/ Today’s India is rife with environmental issues from habitat loss, climate change, wildlife extinction and lack of tribal welfare. However, in the burning fire of environmental destruction, there is a shortage of positive life stories reaching the public. To assuage this need, we are releasing our new podcast People of Nature. This podcast amplifies unheard voices in India's conservation landscape. It has conservation optimism stories of people working in remote areas and challenging environments including tribal conservationists, female and transgender wildlife biologists, and scientists belonging to economically backward classes. The podcast aims to inspire the young generation to take environmental issues seriously and appreciate the work of the unnamed heroes who work towards achieving a better planet irrespective of societal pressures and challenges. The podcast will bring forth positive career stories in the world of eco-anxiety.

]]> RSS.com 2026.401.141116 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 11:16:36 GMT en d3e086de-b31d-51ee-84f9-fba28c6cca8c https://media.rss.com/peopleofnature/20231230_101254_5b3889723ca544a00dced5b2ebb6e66b.jpg https://peopleofnature.in/ yes MIT-WPU 2023 People of Nature Podcast People of Nature Podcast false episodic podcast For our first episode, let us welcome Dr. Mehreen Khaleel, a primatologist leading community-level biodiversity conservation in her native Jammu and Kashmir. Join Dr Mehreen on her exciting journey from researching the behaviour of Himalayan Langurs to creating a conservation NGO Wildlife Research and Conservation Foundation(WRCF) in Jammu and Kashmir. She elaborates on how she built community participation in biodiversity research, education and conservation in J & K. She also underlines the difficulties she faced during the initial days of her NGO venture. Listen to our premiere episode on peopleofnature.in/episodes

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