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Krithi K Karanth named to the 2024 class of The Explorers Club 50

Krithi K Karanth named to the 2024 class of The Explorers Club 50
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One way India could help both landowners and wildlife is by encouraging agroforestry

One way India could help both landowners and wildlife is by encouraging agroforestry
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Krithi Karanth becomes first Indian woman to get Wild Innovator Award

Krithi Karanth becomes first Indian woman to get Wild Innovator Award SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 28, 2021, 12:01 PM IST Share Agencies Dr Krithi K Karanth is a Chief Conservation Scientist at Bengaluru-based Centre for Wildlife Studies. This award given by the WILD ELEMENTS Foundation brings together a coalition of innovators, advocates and partners to disrupt the status quo and identify solutions to global sustainability and conservation, a CWS statement said on Tuesday. The Foundation s distinctive approach to addressing climate change is the Power of Three, recognising the interconnectedness of animal kind, humankind, and plant kind for the future planetary wellness of our shared home, it said.

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Krithi Karanth becomes first Indian woman to be chosen as a Wild Innovator

249 Bengaluru, April 27 Dr. Krithi K Karanth, Chief Conservation Scientist at Bengaluru-based Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS), has been chosen as the first Indian and Asian woman for the 2021 WILD Innovator Award . This award given by the WILD ELEMENTS Foundation brings together a coalition of innovators, advocates and partners to disrupt the status quo and identify solutions to global sustainability and conservation, a CWS statement said on Tuesday. The Foundation s distinctive approach to addressing climate change is the Power of Three, recognising the interconnectedness of animalkind, humankind, and plantkind for the future planetary wellness of our shared home, it said. As part of its flagship programme the Foundation has partnered with WILD Innovators , premier science and conservation experts, driving cutting-edge work in the field around the world, and WILD Advocates , celebrities and influencers who value and promote the importance and vital interdependence o

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A children s book on endangered wildlife species of the Western Ghats

A children’s book on endangered wildlife species of the Western Ghats Updated: Updated: Artists and storytellers come together for a children’s book on endangered animals Share Article Artists and storytellers come together for a children’s book on endangered animals Around 5,000 children living close to the Western Ghats in Karnataka have a new book to read and learn from. The picture-story book Will You Play With Me? featuring endangered wild animals of the Western Ghats has been created solely to distribute among children of the region to create understanding and empathy towards animals. The bilingual book (in Kannada and English) came together when Krithi K Karanth, chief conservation scientist and director of the Centre for Wildlife Studies, and Raghava KK, an artist, received grants from National Geographic to create a book on the endangered wildlife species in the Western Ghats. They collaborated with Kokaachi, an independent storytelling studio based in Kochi

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