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How 1200 People Came Together to Protect India’s Wetlands
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How 1200 People Came Together to Protect India’s Wetlands
Gurpreet Singh, a 41-year-old boatman residing in Karmuwala village, Tarn Taran district, Punjab, has been familiar with dolphins since childhood, when he knew them simply as big fish. In 2018, he attended a WWF-India workshop; the training programmes acquainted him with dolphin identification, following which he actively started participating in the conservation efforts of the endangered Indus river dolphin common to the Beas-Harike ecosystem. …
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