A lot can change in 30 years. AK: The biggest thing is that WOTRians have changed their approach. When we were just doing watershed development, our work was centred around human beings. But slowly, as we kept learning, we started to realise that our work is also to restore the local ecosystem. The Watershed Organisation […]
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It’s tough to conserve natural resources when they’re your best shot at making a living. And that’s the reality for most people living in rural India. KJ: Sometimes what happens is that because of the constraints they live, they eke out a living, some of these larger concerns of equity, sustainability may not come very
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Money makes the world go round. But there are some things in life that money just can’t buy. EI: Nature is priceless, because you can’t put a price on nature. And while that’s true, it’s also a little sticky. Because it’s so hard to put a price on nature, we often don’t value it
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Climate change has got a lot to do with science. Science is a doorway to figure out the wacky things about our world. It helps us understand how things work – it’s the reason that we know why climate change is happening. But not everyone has access to science. Especially not the people who are
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If there’s one thing that India is famous for, it’s gotta be our food. TZ: I travelled across India for about two months through about 18 different parts of the country, and that trip changed my life, because I saw ingredients and techniques and recipes and stories and folklore and flavours I’d never imagined, let
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