Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Exploring India's Human-Snake Relationship Amidst Climate Change
Imagine a person who loves to explore the world of snakes!
This person, Oishimaya Sen Nag, went on an adventure in India to learn about how people and snakes live together.
She traveled through forests and took pictures.
She wanted to find out how climate change is affecting both snakes and people.
The story she tells helps us understand the connection between nature, people, and how the environment is changing.
Kolkata-based wildlife communicator Oishimaya Sen Nag explored India's relationship with snakes.
Sen Nag trekked through forests, including the Western Ghats.
She documented human-snake coexistence.
Her work focused on how climate change impacts lives and ecosystems in India.
The Quint is telling the story of how climate change is reshaping lives.
- Who
- Oishimaya Sen Nag.
- What
- Exploration of India's relationship with snakes in the context of climate change.
- When
- Summer evening.
- Where
- Western Ghats, India.
- Why
- To understand the impact of climate change on human-snake coexistence.
- Explorer
- Oishimaya Sen Nag
- Focus
- Human-snake coexistence
- Location
- Western Ghats
- Topic
- Climate change impact
- Organization
- The Quint