If you let it, nature has a way of reeling you in, of taking you out of pondering about the death and loss you have experienced, writes @RithikaFernand7.
Read her deeply personal essay on learning to live with grief: https://t.co/5RZ294P6fl
Illustrations: Ananrya
Native to the #deciduousforests of the #Indiansubcontinent, the #ghosttree is a wild enigma. It is often found in solitude from other members of its species, on rocky eroded slopes, striking a graceful pose.
Read: https://t.co/Doy7rmRvFY
Text: Rithika Fernandes @RithikaFernand7
#TreeTrails | Fire can be damaging to several plants. But eucalypts embrace it. Today, #Eucalyptus trees are one of the most widely cultivated around the world, writes @RithikaFernand7
https://t.co/cd22nGV89b
Intimately entwined with human dispersal in the tropics, the coconut fruit has enabled the development of trade routes and colonisation of lands, writes @RithikaFernand7. #TreeTrail#mangalore
https://t.co/VC6v3EtRFZ
Intimately entwined with human dispersal in the tropics, the coconut fruit has enabled the development of trade routes and colonisation of lands, writes @RithikaFernand7. #TreeTrail#mangalore
https://t.co/VC6v3EtRFZ
In this issue, we highlight the work of women-identifying conservationists, researchers, and field staff who are protecting the #future of our #planet in diverse ways, despite barriers of #patriarchy and tradition being a constant thorn in their side.
https://t.co/BMn6atbI3s
The showy pink and white flowers of the Pongam are a familiar sight on city roads every March, but it is more than just an ornamental tree. @RithikaFernand7 writes.
https://t.co/buMMMF7dSh
Excited about this new series that I wrote for LiveMint! https://t.co/iAqtwQYtMw
Thanks to an extremely supportive @nitinsreedhar7 for buying into the vision.
The showy pink and white flowers of the Pongam are a familiar sight on city roads every March, but it is more than just an ornamental tree. @RithikaFernand7 writes.
https://t.co/buMMMFoOJP
The showy pink and white flowers of the Pongam are a familiar sight on city roads every March, but it is more than just an ornamental tree. @RithikaFernand7 writes.
https://t.co/buMMMFoOJP