India, one of the richest bio-diversity hotspots in the world, supports over 45,000 species of plants both agricultural and medicinal. This national award winning film, traces the evolution and discovery of medicinal plants in India and the way of life in the tribal communities, who have since time immemorial depended on the forest for all [...]
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As part of the British Council’s International Climate Champions Programme, a group of young climate champions including six from India and one each from Russia, South Africa and Italy visited the Sunderbans in December 2008. This film traces the journey of the climate champions as they travel across the largest delta in the world. They [...]
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Live Preview 30 August 2014 | Client: Microsoft | Posted by:John Doe Friction Magic arm with Camera Brackets and manfrotto 035 Super Clamps
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Live Preview 30 August 2014 | Client: Microsoft | Posted by:John Doe Western Tragopan…..one of the most enigmatic and rarest of all living pheasants inhabit the temperate forests of the Himalayas. Extinct from most of its endemic habitat, these critically endangered birds are found in some of the their last remaining homes in parts western [...]
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Live Preview 30 August 2014 | Client: Microsoft | Posted by:John Doe The High Altitude lakes found in the Indian Himalayas are of great importance to the people living in this region. They provide livelihood and are considered sacred. Pasture lands fringing the wetlands are used for grazing livestock, and have also been identified as [...]
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Live Preview 30 August 2014 | Client: Microsoft | Posted by:John Doe Battle cry for conservation (Clockwise from left) Fateh Singh Rathore at a tiger conservation procession; the Tiger Man capturing the big cats; flanked by John Abraham (left) and Mike Pandey a few months ago TRIBUTE MIKE PANDEY remembers Fateh Singh Rathore, a great [...]
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