Tag: Mental Health in Conservation
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Inside the Psychological Trauma of a Sundarban Tiger Attack
The Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, is a land of haunting beauty and profound danger. It is the domain of the swamp tiger, a predator that has shaped not only the ecosystem but also the very psyche of the people who live alongside it. Decades ago, Sy Montgomery’s book, The Spell of The Tiger, brought…
Samiran Mandal
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Samiran Mandal 