Devaki Nair and Manikandan R are Coexistence Fellows at the University of Transdisciplinary Health Sciences and Technology (TDU) and the...

Katharina Weikl works at the intersection of art, science and society and holds a Ph.D. in the history of science from the Humboldt...

January 2024 Echo, the wise matriarch of Amboseli in Kenya, led a remarkable life, renowned for her intelligence, leadership, and...

Elephants have long been subjects of fascination and intrigue for researchers and enthusiasts alike. While much attention has been...

Summary of a talk by Biswajit Sarmah Kaziranga National Park in Assam is home to nearly two-thirds of the world’s 4,000 surviving greater...

In my third year of school, I read a story set in a national park called Adventure in Dhudhwa. The main character was a young boy whose...

An article about the Tharu tribe's traditional practice of building mud houses and the challenges they face to keep this practice alive....

The migrating Maldharis of Kachchh have been rearing cattle for generations but they now find it hard to sustain their traditional...

While the science around elephant individuality and personality are emerging, there are exceptional individual elephants significantly...

If my land is lost: A journey of coexistence, loss, despair and hope through stories and poems. Last week we three friends were reading...

An article by coexistence fellows Dipti Arora and Astha Chaudhary about their visit to a weekly village market.

Based on five months of field work, Keystone presents a preliminary case study of attempts to employ an intranet radio.

By Tarsh Thekaekara For approximately 300,000 years, humans have inhabited Earth as one of species among millions of others. Circa 12,000...