Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Ecologist Shares Tips for Wildlife-Friendly Balconies
Sohail Madan is an ecologist who has spent over 15 years restoring ecosystems and helping bring nature back to forests, neighborhoods, and school campuses.
He believes that conservation can start in our own backyards, balconies, and terraces.
Sohail shares simple ways to welcome birds and butterflies back, such as avoiding chemical pesticides, growing native plants, providing water, and letting nature be a little untidy.
He emphasizes the importance of rebuilding our connection with nature and making space for wildlife in our urban environments.
Sohail Madan, founder of WildTales Foundation, has spent over 15 years restoring ecosystems in Delhi.
He advocates for creating wildlife-friendly balconies and gardens to support biodiversity.
Key tips include avoiding chemical pesticides, growing native plants, providing water, and letting nature be untidy.
The Delhi Butterfly Corridor Project encourages schools, parks, and households to grow native plants to support butterflies.
Sohail believes that rebuilding our connection with nature is essential for both wildlife and human wellbeing.
- Who
- Sohail Madan, founder and director of WildTales Foundation
- What
- Creating wildlife-friendly balconies and gardens
- When
- Over the past 15 years
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To restore ecosystems and support biodiversity in urban areas
Urban Development
Wildlife Conservation
Land Use
Urban Development
Urban development prioritizes human needs and infrastructure, often leading to habitat destruction and loss of biodiversity.
Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife conservation advocates for preserving natural habitats and integrating green spaces into urban planning to support biodiversity.
Aesthetic Preferences
Urban Development
Many people prefer manicured lawns and ornamental plants for their aesthetic appeal, which often do not support wildlife.
Wildlife Conservation
Conservationists promote native plants and natural landscapes that support local wildlife and ecosystems.
- Founder and Director
- Sohail Madan
- Organization
- WildTales Foundation
- Years of Experience
- Over 15 years
- Location
- Delhi, India
- Key Project
- Delhi Butterfly Corridor Project
- Native Plants Produced Annually
- Nearly 10 lakh saplings