Kamaljit Singh Bawa is a Distinguished Professor of Biology at University of Massachusetts, Boston and Senior Fellow and founder of the Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), Bangalore.
John Kurien is currently Visiting Professor at Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. He has been associated with Cambodia’s community fisheries initiative since 2005
Annada Menon is a Visual Artist. She loves drawing the surrealistic beauty of nature and sometimes also imagining how it should peacefully coexist in the presence of humans.
Harry Dittrich is a graduate student in the Project Dragonfly program at Miami University studying the connection between communities and otters. He teaches middle school science at an inner-city school in Dayton, Ohio.
Paloma Bhattacharjee is a graduate in History from Delhi University. At present she works at the National Museum Institute, New Delhi. Her research interest is at the cusp of culture and ecology, with a focus on inter-species relationships.
Ariel Spanowicz is a Masters’ student at ETHZ in environmental sciences, working with Fernanda Teixeira from UFRGS, Brazil and Jochen Jaeger from Concordia University, Montreal.
Mischael Hardre loves to explore the amazing world of ecosystems. He loves all things wild, especially jungle cats, and spends his time seeking out unusual, interesting things in nature.
Alyssa Sargent is a Ph.D. student at the University of Washington, where she will study tropical hummingbird ecology. She is a field biologist at heart, who also loves writing, painting, and boxing.
Triparna Maiti is a visual artist who likes to draw and paint her little world of imagination. She is currently studying at Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute Kolkata.
Michael Traurig is a current PhD student at Deakin University whose research focuses on exploring the relationship between threats to ecosystem health and the benefits they provide to human well-being.
Simone Stevenson is a current PhD student at Deakin University whose research focuses on evidence-based decision making for global conservation problems.
Manisha Kumari is a light-hearted researcher working in Arunachal Pradesh. She enjoys photographing stories from indigenous communities but sulks at the idea of writing them.
Rinki Sarkar is a solitary researcher intoxicated by mountain landscapes. She also enjoys teaching and sharing her field insights only to experience the sparkle of spell-bound eyes.
Dr. Carson Jeffres is a researcher at the Center for Watershed Sciences, University of California, Davis who studies how native fish utilize and benefit from restored habitats.
Jonathan Stahl directs Adventure Programs and Experiential Learning at Washington State University, providing outdoor programs that foster leadership and environmental stewardship.
Amanda Stahl studies riverine ecology and conservation policy. She recently completed a Ph.D. in Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences at Washington State University, USA.