Sahana Ghosh

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Sahana lives in Kolkata in east India. She jumped ship from microbiology to journalism in 2012. She has worked with leading Indian newswire IANS and has also written for SciDev. Net. With a love for all things green, she dreams of bridging the gap between scientists and the media and open up a Science Cafe someday. Passionate about science content creation and marketing. Advocates gender equality. Science diplomacy. Science in Remote areas.

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Beating the bite: Tracking malaria in Himalayan birds

Sahana Ghosh 3 Jul 2018

Two conservation communities from northeast India win biodiversity awards

Sahana Ghosh 26 Jun 2018

Specimens from the past explain environment problems of the present

Sahana Ghosh 21 Jun 2018

Fish in Lakshadweep tweak feeding habits to deal with coral bleaching

Sahana Ghosh 19 Jun 2018

Orphan no more: Genomic boost to chickpea yield, climate resilience

Sahana Ghosh 14 Jun 2018

Mango database for plant breeders at the click of a button

Sahana Ghosh 12 Jun 2018

[Interview] Inter-disciplinary research was lonely in the early years: Bawa

Sahana Ghosh 11 Jun 2018

Environmental DNA analysis: Detecting invasive fish with a cup of water

Sahana Ghosh 6 Jun 2018

Hit by poaching and shrinking habitats, genome sequencing offers hope for the Royal Bengal tiger

Sahana Ghosh 4 Jun 2018

Food drives bear-human conflict in Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve

Sahana Ghosh 31 May 2018

Geodiversity map of Sikkim Himalayas to aid conservation

Sahana Ghosh 28 May 2018

Kaziranga facing twin threats of rampant mining, erosion: NTCA

Sahana Ghosh 23 May 2018

Push for “Zero Waste” in India’s mountain states

Sahana Ghosh 21 May 2018

Indian travellers’ carbon footprint is fourth-largest in the world: study

Sahana Ghosh 18 May 2018

The iconic hilsa is facing a threat of being fished out of West Bengal rivers

Sahana Ghosh 7 May 2018

A Naga village’s journey from hunting ground to safe haven for the Amur falcon

Sahana Ghosh 4 May 2018

Karnataka cracks down on visitors disturbing wildlife, going on selfie sprees

Sahana Ghosh 1 May 2018

Shift to coarse grains from rice for healthy, environment-friendly diet: Study

Sahana Ghosh 25 Apr 2018

Bamboo blooms in Odisha sanctuary, but rat boom and crop damage need not be a given

Sahana Ghosh 23 Apr 2018

Tiger that had ‘strayed’ into a fragmented forest found killed

Sahana Ghosh 19 Apr 2018

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