Re: For how long we will be able to see Pench...? Quote:
Originally Posted by abheekg Dear Abhi
It was a pleasure to host you and interact with you at Pench. Although you were here for a short while, I am sure this is a start of a long association for us.
Very interesting title to the writeup boss. Can I know what prompted you to title it thus.
Being very positive about wildlife conservation, I must say that with our collective efforts we will be able to conserve these sites for a long long time.
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Abheek bhai, the pleasure is all mine to meet someone who is working so close to save wildlife and its wealth. I am glad that you liked the title. I tried to have something catchy, but it is as simple as the little things that we miss in our daily life.
Some questions we can ask to ourselves;
When was the last time when we felt that fresh non-polluted air passing through our lungs?
When was the last time when you walked on that grass with dew drops bare foot?
When was the last time when you enjoyed rotis baked on traditional chullah rather than a tandoor?
When was the last time when you spent time interacting with people who respect nature and respect it? ( we had learn it but now too mature and busy with lifestyle)
Being in Mumbai, it is more evident to see how mangroves are getting buried for new construction, how mountains on western ghats are getting mined and alot of things. We take alot (almost everything) from nature but how much do we return?
I am glad to be a part of this long association with you effort to save nature and wildlife.
I still remember those sights where the mother deer and it's child were trying to take few sips of water accumulated on the road. As we noticed that all the water bodies already went at such a low level, with oncoming summers and knowing the harshness of summers in month of April and May I wonder how they will fight for survival.
I will be covering that photo in my upcoming posts...
Last edited by nomadabhi : 7th March 2011 at 16:54.
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