Sediment Stories - 10

​Sediment Stories is a series of conversations about sediments - from creation to extraction.

​​Join us for the tenth conversation in this series, where we will be talking to Tarun Nair. Tarun is a conservation biologist with an affinity for crocodilians and rivers. He leads Programme Makara at the Wildlife Conservation Trust.

​His work has largely focused on understanding the conservation needs of gharials in North-Central India, particularly along the Chambal, Son and Gandak Rivers. He is also interested in human-wildlife interactions, conservation philosophy, policy, and the human impacts on wildlife and ecosystems.

​Tarun will be speaking about how flow regimes shape river ecosystems and species ecologies, from a Gharial's perspective.

​Learn more about Sediment Stories here: veditum.org/sedimentstories