Nisarg Prakash is an engineer turned wildlife biologist. His primary interest is to conserve otters and their habitats. His work spans studying otters, or working with fishermen to understand the river better, and also their relationship with these animals. Nisarg works across several riverine systems, particularly the Kaveri river in Karnataka. He believes life along a river is infinitely more rewarding than life in the city!

Twitter: @ocap_mycap

Popular Writing:

• Living Waters: The Resistance and Resilience of the Cauvery
• The Otter River – Kaveri
• Solastalgia Along the Sharavathy: A Quest for Peace in a Conversation With a River
• No Sense Of Place: To Learn the Meaning of Life From a Four-Legged Therapist
• The Dog Who Knew Sadness
• How to Be an Otter
  

Journal Articles:

• Conservation of the Asian Small-Clawed Otter (Aonyx Cinereus) in Human-Modified Landscapes, Western Ghats, India
• First Record of Eurasian Otter Lutra lutra in the Anamalai Hills, Southern Western Ghats, India
  

Shownotes:

• MSc Wildlife Program Gains New Partners
• Do trees make rivers flow?