Name:        Harsha J
 
Nickname: Kaadupapa
 
Country:     India
 

Profile: I have been passionate about wildlife and started bird-watching in and around my home in Bangalore since my early days in school. I took to rescuing snakes and other urban wildlife during my college days and also started conducting National level awareness programs and campaigns on Indian Wildlife in schools. In 2002, I started working as a Naturalist in Bandipur and Nagarahole National Parks, which forms part of one of the largest Bio-sphere reserve called the 'Nilgiris', where every year the highest congregation of Asiatic Elephants happen (Kabini). Since then, I have worked and travelled around to various National Parks around India.  I started my career at TajSafaris  in 2006 and am currently working as a Head Naturalist at the Bhagvan Lodge in Pench. Since 2007 I have been involved with training the next set of Naturalists. (Every day is a new experience in the wild and I hope to pursue it more and more.)
 

Brave fighter!

A small soft bodied Insect Preying mantis is like any other insects uses its body shape and colour to get camouflage ...

Thursday, October , 2009
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Monkeys get to the water

When we were driving next to large water body, we stopped to watch a big troop of langurs near the water. Two of ...

Saturday, December , 2009
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Strong Mother! only one canine left!!!

Canines plays a very important role in predators life, especially for Cats. Here at Kanha one of the Tigress who is ...

Sunday, December , 2009
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Season begins!

We are back in action after Banjaar Tola re opens at Kanha National Park after three and half months of monsoon. ...

Friday, October , 2009
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Snake and Monkeys

At a small man made water hole we had stopped to watch this big playful group of Langurs with many young ones. When ...

Sunday, June , 2009
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