At the Feet of Living Things (Book Review)

 🦜 In this book, the Nature Conservation Foundation's scientists and researchers describe their experiences with conservation in India.

🕊 They've been trekking through mountains, coral reefs, and forests since 1996, describing, documenting, protecting, and restoring species and ecosystems. 

🦜 They have conducted research on primates, snow leopards, hornbills, elephants, dugongs, fish, and other animals. 

🕊 They have encountered the sometimes harsh reality of living with nature's wild side in local communities. 

🕊 They have also worked hard to bring children and citizens together to celebrate and learn about it.

🦜 Each deeply personal and reflective narrative in this book goes beyond the science to describe the challenges of conservation. 

🕊 At the Feet of Living Things has something for everyone, whether you are a student, researcher, conservation practitioner, wildlife manager, nature enthusiast, or an interested citizen.

🦜 Have you guys ever wondered what it is like to follow hornbills in a dense rainforest? Or felt the pain of a mountain shepherd losing his sheep to a leopard? Or how it feels when a child discovers birdwatching is more exciting than being glued to a screen? Have you? If yes then do read this book and have an adventurous read about the passion of the people who have been working in this line.