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As seen in: The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Wire (India), MSN India, Hindustan Times, Frontline India, The India Forum, Sanctuary Asia, RoundGlass, HT Syndication, Fifty Two
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Conservationist I Storyteller | Independent Researcher | Wildlife Historian | New India Foundation Fellow (2021)

Stories in The Hindu, The Indian Express, FiftyTwo, The Wire, RoundGlass Sustain, Frontline, The India Forum, SanctuaryAsia.

Research Papers in Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, Cheetal.

Contributing author in Conservation from the Margins (Orient Blackswan, 2018) and Wild Chhattisgarh (Sanctuary Nature Foundation, 2017).

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Tracks from the Past: Importance of Historical Research in Conservation and Wildlife Science

Tracks from the Past: Importance of Historical Research in Conservation and Wildlife Science

History as a discipline is not often associated with conservation and wildlife sciences, usually relegated to…

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Raza Kazmi writes: As India's tiger numbers rise, a troubling trend can be seen

Raza Kazmi writes: As India's tiger numbers rise, a troubling trend can be seen

Tigers are thriving in certain landscapes of the country and disproportionately adding to the increasing tige…

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Where did tigers vanish from Hazaribagh, land of thousand tigers? (Podcast)

Where did tigers vanish from Hazaribagh, land of thousand tigers? (Podcast)

Tucked in Jharkhand's north-central part of Chhotanagpur plateau is a place once known for its beautiful big …

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‘Appendix E: Chronology of Extinction’ in "The Story of India’s Cheetahs

‘Appendix E: Chronology of Extinction’ in "The Story of India’s Cheetahs

Co-authored Appendix on the Chronology of Extinction of Cheetahs published in Divyabhanusinh's Book "The Stor…

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The Story of the Translocated African Lions of Kuno | RoundGlass Sustain

The Story of the Translocated African Lions of Kuno | RoundGlass Sustain

This is a companion article to the pilot episode of the series "Time Turner with Raza Kazmi". The idea beh…

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Time Turner with Raza Kazmi: The Lions of Gwalior

Time Turner with Raza Kazmi: The Lions of Gwalior

Presenting a new series for RoundGlass Sustain titled 'Time Turner with Raza Kazmi'. For the last six mont…

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Where the giants sleep: Join wildlife historian Raza Kazmi on a trail of elephant memorials

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By Raza Kazmi
| MSN India Verified
Raza Kazmi Chances are you've never heard of Allapalli. A colonial-era forest depot village that has transitioned into a small town, it lies in a remote corner of Maharashtra's Gadchiroli, a district often in the news for the Naxal-linked violence that has gripped the region for decades. However, before violence came to define this landscape, Allapalli was a name every colonial-era forester worth his salt had to know.
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Where the giants sleep: Join wildlife historian Raza Kazmi on a trail of elephant memorials

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By Raza Kazmi
| HT Syndication
India, March 27 -- Chances are you've never heard of Allapalli. A colonial-era forest depot village that has transitioned into a small town, it lies in a remote corner of Maharashtra's Gadchiroli, a district often in the news for the Naxal-linked violence that has gripped the region for decades. However, before violence came to define this landscape, Allapalli was a name every colonial-era forester worth his salt had to know.
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Tigers crossing vast distances in east-central India bring a message of hope. If only we would listen

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By Raza Kazmi
| The Indian Express Verified
Counterintuitive as this may sound, tigers migrating such mammoth distances is as much a proof of conservation success as it is of conservation failure. Conservation success, because the origins of most of these walkers lie in the tiger-rich states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, among the best-performing states in tiger conservation where numbers have jumped remarkably over the past 15 years.
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