Current Conservationさんのイラストまとめ

Conservation's man of the hour, Shoktel Kartington, takes over CC's column and explores the very, many benevolent ways in which the rich can save our species, nay-our whole planet in his column: Rich men can save the planet from space.

Illustrator: Saket Ghaisas

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The author writes about his experience while on a mission to find Rivaldo, a 30-year-old elephant who lives in the forests of Masinagudi and Mudumalai Tiger Reserve when he goes missing.

Author: Harshad Sambamurthy
Illustrator: Indrani Ghosh

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Hop onto Nina Simon’s time machine and join her fictional character on a journey into the
future where the earth is devoid of the colourful world of corals.

Author: @NinaTabithaS
Illustrator: Karunya Baskar

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Hot off the press—the latest issue of Current Conservation!

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Cover art: Athulya Pillai

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Poem and post design by Rahael Mathews

The article the poem is based on talks about the long evolutionary journey of otters and why they’re beneficial to the ecosystem.
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Written by: Harry Dittrich
Illustrated by: Annada Menon

Read this light-hearted yet insightful take on slimy slugs called ‘Slugs have no saviors’ by Amiya J. Hisham who goes from repulsion to guilt to realising the science behind their omnipresence.

Illustrated by: Veda Thozhur Kolleri

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