Articles by Neha Sinha

The rise of balcony birders during the lockdown should strengthen citizen science in a changing world.

Even as India is hit by an environmental crisis, manifestos and policies are paying lip service to growth at all costs, including the cost of environmental damage.

The killing of Avni, a conflict tigress in Yavatmal, Maharashtra, who was thought to have killed several people, led to a huge controversy. The issue raises questions on the drivers of human–wildlife conflict, the destiny of tigers in a human-inhabited and -modified landscape, and whether tiger reintroductions can happen in such a scenario.

The citizen concern around a black-necked stork’s rescue in the Basai wetland signals hope for urban biodiversity.

Along with our birds and natural landscapes, our ecological consciousness is slowly disappearing.