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Explore the hidden wildlife and ecosystems thriving in urban wilderness areas through this enlightening TEDx talk. Discover the diverse array of animal species inhabiting the outskirts and even within many Indian cities, from jackals and nilgai to peacocks and porcupines. Learn about the intricate food chains and ecological relationships sustaining these urban ecosystems, often overlooked and mislabeled as "wasteland." Understand the unintended consequences of well-meaning beautification efforts that can disrupt delicate ecosystems and lead to species loss. Gain insight into the importance of preserving these wilderness patches for future generations to experience and appreciate local wildlife. Join speaker Nalin Savara, a passionate nature enthusiast and entrepreneur, as he shares his observations from hiking expeditions and advocates for greater awareness and conservation of urban wilderness areas.
Syllabus
Wildlife, Ecosystems, Wilderness and Parks | Nalin Savara | TEDxJIMS Vasant Kunj
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TEDx
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It was a great session. Got to know how activities like pruning impacts the canopy ultimately imposing threat on wild birds. I loved the quotation that everything we are using from the wildlife are the things we are borrowing and we must inherit it the the next generation otherwise they will have to pay it in certain ways. Nature is our mother. It has been providing us with everything. Wildlife is crucial for overall ecosystem. Disbalance in one aspect certainly has significant impact on other aspects. Whenever any part of wilderness comes to urban, it's our responsibility to treat it right and safely send to where it belongs.
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This is a fantastic lecture with great insights in wildlife conservation, ecosystem balance and lessons on being the animal carer in the world.