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Dhruba Hazarika’s Luck offers moving look at human-animal relations, and a counter to ideas of man as 'civilised'
Pages from the Wild: To engage with and write meaningfully of nature, try these prompts and exercises
Anand Vishwanadha on his versatile poetry collection Stray Birds, and what birdwatching brings to his life
To read Robert MacFarlane’s Underland is to reimagine what we might learn from the pursuit of the subterranean
Hope Jahren’s The Story of More marries personal reflection with science to trace the narrative of climate change
S Hareesh’s Moustache is a diligently told story of a troubled yet awe-inspiring land
Chinese novel The Waste Tide goes where little writing ever does — the recycling industry and class inequality at its heart
In times of climate crisis, why nature-journalling can be a simple, yet potent tool to build intimacy with nature
Ramya Reddy's Soul of the Nilgiris is as much a history of place as it is a history of people
A field guide to field guides: Be it a title on birds or trees, for nature enthusiasts there are few tomes as useful
Of sundews, strangler fig and elephant foot yam: Nirupa Rao's Hidden Kingdom is an ode to flora of Western Ghats
