Anjana Vencatesan

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Anjana Vencatesan is a researcher with the Care Earth Trust, a Chennai based biodiversity and conservation organisation. She is a graduate of international security from Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po specialising in global risks and South Asia.

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An adult male blackbuck in the IIT Madras campus. Photo by B Vinoth, Care Earth Trust.

[Commentary] The shrinking habitats of blackbucks in Chennai

R.J. Ranjit Daniels, Anjana Vencatesan 26 May 2022

[Commentary] The two faces of environmental regulation

Anjana Vencatesan 21 Dec 2020

[Commentary] Of ants and antelopes – the ecological history of Chennai was not what one would imagine

R.J. Ranjit Daniels, N. Muthu Karthick, Anjana Vencatesan, Jayshree Vencatesan 22 Sep 2020

[Commentary] Looking beyond the Chennai city, at the Chennai watershed

Anjana Vencatesan 16 Apr 2019

Keeping the faith in conservation

Anjana Vencatesan 20 Sep 2018

[Commentary] Why are women neglected as conservers of biodiversity?

Anjana Vencatesan 21 Jun 2018

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A white-bellied sea eagle nesting on an electric pylon along Odisha’s coast. Such pylons expose raptors to several risks, including nest removal by maintenance crew and possible electrocution. Image by Sakti Prasad Pattnayak.