I am a frog ecologist and I come from a little corner of India in the confluence of the Indo-Burma and the Eastern Himalayan biodiversity hotspots. Before choosing to work on frogs, I was involved in projects studying mammals and birds. Besides research I also love creating quiet illustrations of wildlife and moments that speak in whispers, telling layered stories where words often fall short.

Through my work I aim to explore the lesser-known species that inhabit the lesser-studied places. These often overlooked creatures and remote habitats hold untold ecological stories. Through my research and storytelling, I hope to bring them into the light so that awareness can lead to understanding, and understanding to conservation.

I hope to connect with fellow researchers and storytellers who share the belief that the science of conservation belongs in the hands of everyone, from forest-edge communities to curious children, because only through shared knowledge can lasting change begin.