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Rendezvous with a leopard

by Prakash Rangarajan
Leopard at Western Catchment

Ever since I started trekking in the early nineties, it has always been my ambition to spot a tiger in the wild. Numerous treks, thousands of miles traversing dense jungles, hundreds of water holes crisscrossed, yet I have not been able to get within spotting distance of these magnificent felines.

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Plant a tree by recycling your old unused mobile phone

by Prakash Rangarajan
nokia-recycle

Plant a tree by recycling your old unused mobile phone. Yes it is true. All you have to do is to particpate in the Nokia ‘Take Back’ green campaign bandwagon and get rid of your old, abandoned mobile phones.

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Dawn of a new year – Journey Ahead, Journey Within

by Prakash Rangarajan
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Its the last few measured breadths of a year in passing as I start to pen this. I just take this opportunity to wish everyone of you and your dear and near ones, a peaceful and joyous new year, sprinked in good measure with all thats part and whole of the very best life has to offer, more so peace and joy in bountiful buckets.

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Treesouls contact form fixed

by Prakash Rangarajan

First of all, apologies to all those visitors who have tried to reach treesouls using the contact form the past couple of months or so and did not get a response from us. The reason is a malfunctioning contact form that did not work the way it should.
The good news is that it is all [...]

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World Environment Day Today

by Prakash Rangarajan

Today is World Environment Day. A day set aside by the United Nations to sway non existent emotions or just nudge plain reason to ponder on the state of the living planet.
The slogan this year – CO2, Kick the Habit! Towards a Low Carbon Economy. Apt almost to a fault. Its a no brainer that [...]

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Tiger population halved in the last 5 years

by Prakash Rangarajan

The latest tiger census report says it all. Only 1,411 tigers left in the indian subcontintent according to the latest tiger census report by the Govt of India. All the more tragic is the fact that India has lost more than 50% of its tiger population in the last five years, a grim testimony to the rampant poaching, lack of conservation, the feeble will of the government in getting proactive about an issue that needs urgent redressal.

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