#11 The Thing about Turtles with Nupur Kale

Nupur Kale is a Project Associate with the Marine Program at the Wildlife Conservation Society - India. Her main research interests are sea turtle biology and conservation, and by extension all things marine. She is also interested in working with communities to ensure effective conservation and sustainable livelihoods.

Popular articles:

• The blues and greens of Lakshwadweep
• Conservation Alliances

Journal articles:

• The olive currency: a comparative account of community based ecotourism ventures in Western India
• Not in the mood for lighting: hatchling misorientation at Rushikulya, India

Shownotes:

• Dakshin Foundation
• Sunbirds, bee-eaters, leeches and sandflies
• Mass nesting (arribada) of Olive-Ridley Turtles in Orissa
• Turtle festival in Velas (Maharashtra)
• The Hawaiian Crow Is Once Again Extinct in the Wild
• Steve Irwin, Jeff Corwin
• The problem of 'Colonial Science' - Asha de Vos
• Pre-conference module at the Student Conference for Conservation Science - Bangalore
• The Thing about Biogeography with Krishnapriya Tamma (Ep-02)