Part 5 of Radhika Sindh & Shail Joshi’s writing from their walk along River Betwa on the Moving Upstream Fellowship by Veditum
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Along the Betwa – Part 4: Chitanpur to Kumhaupur
Part 4 of Radhika Sindh & Shail Joshi’s writing from their walk along River Betwa on the Moving Upstream Fellowship by Veditum
Along the Betwa – Part 3: Badanpur to Chitanpur
Part 3 of Radhika Sindh & Shail Joshi’s writing from their walk along River Betwa on the Moving Upstream Fellowship by Veditum
Along the Betwa – Part 2: Kanpur to Badanpur
Part 2 of Radhika Sindh & Shail Joshi’s writing from their walk along River Betwa on the Moving Upstream Fellowship by Veditum
Seeing, feeling and discovering River Betwa and its people
Mohit Rao does an extensive recap of his experience of walking the River Betwa as part of Veditum’s Moving Upstream Fellowship program
Birdwatching along the Betwa: Abundance threatened by Developmental Activities, Sand Mining
Birdwatching while walking along the Betwa: Abundance of resident and migratory birds stands threatened by Developmental Activities and rampant Sand Mining.
Moving Upstream: Betwa – Her people and their stories
Meeting the River Day 1, 11 January: It’s 1 pm and we get our first sighting of the river. We have finally reached the banks of the Betwa. The sun is high in the sky, making its presence felt and the air smells like an afternoon meant for a siesta. We pause and rehydrate ourselves.Continue reading “Moving Upstream: Betwa – Her people and their stories”
Walking along the Betwa – Moving Upstream
Reflections from a 300km walk along river Betwa in Bundelkhand, as part of Veditum’s ‘Moving Upstream’ series of projects.
Tracing origins – Walking along the Ken
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] When heading out on an adventure like walking along a river, it is standard practice to look at satellite imagery (topographic map prints till very recently) of the area of interest to chart out an informed plan of action. In preparation of our walk along the River Ken, we decided to do the sameContinue reading “Tracing origins – Walking along the Ken”
A case for slowing down – Walking along rivers in India [TEDx Talk]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In January 2018, I was invited to TEDxLNMIIT to share my story.� The talk was designed considering the immediate audience of young college students, and the general distancing we observe from the cause & effect of human induced climate change. I presented ‘A case for slowing down -�Walking along rivers in India’ and the ideaContinue reading “A case for slowing down – Walking along rivers in India [TEDx Talk]”