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Moving Forests with Keshav Sharma is a wildlife podcast, where I focus on sharing interesting things about different species and fascinating places for wildlife content creators and wild life enthusiasts.
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The Secret Life of Bird Feathers W/ Esha Munshi | Moving Forests | EP-32 (opens the original)
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An important note before you watch the episode: This conversation was recorded in May 2026. Since then, Esha has shared publicly that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She has spoken about it with remarkable openness, saying that she is ready to face what life has placed in front of her. She is a dear friend and we are sharing this episode with her permission and with our warmest wishes for her journey ahead. Most people see a feather and walk away. Esha, picked it up, and asked: “What
Meet Architect Esha Mushi Who Started a Library of Feathers | Moving Forests | Trailer | EP- 32 (opens the original)
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What can a single feather tell us about a bird?For Esha, that simple question led her from a 13-year career in architecture to building India’s first Feather Library, a collection of bird feathers and scientific specimens created for research, education and conservation.In this episode, Esha talks about bird feathers, dead birds, scientific collections, conservation, and the curiosity that can change the way we see the natural world.If you love birds, wildlife, science and conservation, this con
From Rescuing A Bat To Discovering A New Species | Dr. Rohit Chakravarty | Moving Forests | EP- 31 (opens the original)
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For most people, bats are scary. They attack humans. They spread diseases. They live in dark caves. But how much of what we believe about bats is actually true? In this episode, I speak with renowned bat researcher Dr. Rohit Chakrabarty about the fascinating and often misunderstood world of bats. After years of studying bats across caves, forests, mountains and cities, Rohit shares what these remarkable animals can teach us about nature, evolution and conservation. Today, we explore: • Why bats
Meet Dr. Rohit Chakravarty | Moving Forests | Trailer EP- 31 (opens the original)
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We’re taught to be afraid of bats.But what if almost everything we believe about them is wrong?In this episode of Moving Forests, I speak with renowned bat researcher Dr. Rohit Chakrabarty about the secret lives of bats, their importance to forests and farms, and what years of studying them in the wild have taught him.The full conversation is coming tomorrow. If you like what you see, please subscribe to the channel and share it with someone who will find value.
Meet Noori! She Converted Her Home In to A Bird Hospital | Moving Forests | EP- 30 (opens the original)
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As a teenager, Noori started rescuing injured and helpless birds using her own money. What began as one young girl's decision to help eventually grew into something much bigger.Today, at just 24 years old, Noori has rescued more than 2,000 birds and registered Chahak Charitable Trust, a bird rescue and rehabilitation initiative that she runs from her own home. If you feel like contributing to her cause, pls find the details below; Bank Name: SBI, Nand Nagri (Delhi) Account Name: Chehek Charitabl
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