The much appreciated Jacaranda Tales film festival on women and nature is back with an online edition. From 9th to 18th April, you can watch films and recordings of the panels that had been organized in the Gandhi Bahavan Auditorium. The festival will go live at  doculive.blogspot.com  on 9th April 2022.

Early Bird is delighted to be partnering with the Indian Music Experience Museum in Bangalore for an upcoming exhibit called Birdsong. This is an exhibition curated by the museum that spotlights the contribution of birds to our ecological and cultural wealth. It opens on 1 Apr 2022 and entry to the birdsong exhibit will be […]

How faith in science & commitment to moral principles guide the process of learning would advance this process of change? What kind of institutional structures would be needed to systematize and disseminate knowledge generated in local settings? This webinar is part of webinars on the social and economic impact of the pandemic on India’s most […]

Bangalore, one of fastest-growing cities in India, saw a surge in vegetable gardening during the Covid-19 lockdown, and there is keen interest in sustaining this. Urban gardens require pollinators for enhanced productivity. A panel of ecologists and city planners will discuss provisions for integrating pollinator-friendly green infrastructure with city planning. Register for the session: https://t.co/kdUmvF4BHx

Jacaranda Tales is a celebration of women's symbiotic relationship with nature, recognizing their often overlooked contributions to nurturing of the environment. The 4 day festival hopes to create awareness on environmental issues, cutting across barriers of class, gender and literacy using the power of the audio-visual format. Panel discussions with eminent environmentalists and film makers […]

Join Soubadra Devy and Chethana Casiker as they explain the role and importance of pollinators in our urban gardens and how gardeners can contribute to urban biodiversity while reaping the bounty. About the Speakers: Dr Soubadra Devy researches the sustenance of plant-pollinator/animal interactions. Chethana Casiker's research interests involve bees and spiders. Currently, she studies pollinators […]

A two-part webseries exploring our relationship with the ocean through seafood. Register at : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfk_i7UJCqFLiNRBKhHC34NZ7dYPqK3EUPO2AX47dkDUcr82A/viewform

How to be a Weaverbird with Suhel Quader Being a weaverbird is tough. If you are a male, you have to learn how to weave a nest; then you have to compete with lots of other males for a good nesting spot, and to find a mate. If you are a female, you need to […]

    As we move into a new year and a new phase for Jakkur lake, it is the best time to relook and determine the next step forward. On this world wetlands day, we invite you all to a webinar on the Wetland of Jakkur Lake and it's rejuvenation. Broaden your understanding of wetlands […]

Join author Kai Cheng Thom and writer and researcher Nadika Nadja, on January 9, 2021 at 7:30 pm IST, for a conversation about Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars and its relevance to SDG 10, Reduced Inequalities. Get your copy of the book here, and see you on the 9th with your questions and reflections. Register […]

In the fifth edition of the Reading For Change series, join author and activist Rinchin and Shripad Dharmadhikary, an activist, researcher, and coordinator of the Manthan Adhyayan Kendra, as they discuss Rinchin's book I Will Save My Land and the conflicts and concerns around affordable and clean energy. Grab your copy of the book, and […]

The fourth Reading for Change event takes S. Giridhar’s Ordinary People, Extraordinary Teachers as an entry point to SDG 4 Quality Education. Drawing from S. Giridhar’s personal experience with the Azim Premji Foundation, the book tells the stories of government school teachers across India, dedicated to improving the lives of the children in their care. […]

TEDx Biome Environmental Trust is live tomorrow!! With speakers from Bengaluru and around the world! Don’t miss it! Come join and listen to the story of Bengaluru and its water! Register in advance for this meeting: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYod-CqrjooHtX-5XD8tTexnGc6tFCtQtJt  

Where and why do new pathogens emerge? How do they turn into a pandemic? David Quammen explores these questions in Spillover, an accessible and well-researched book about pathogen spreads before Covid-19. On the 3rd of October David will be in conversation with award-winning writer and journalist Anil Ananthaswamy to talk about Spillover in the context […]

For a City like Bengaluru to be water resilient there is a dire need to save our Lakes. Community, Collaboration and Conservation are the 3c’s to focus on when it comes to revival of urban lakes. Conservation becomes possible when Communities around the lake come together to Collaborate with the stakeholders to work towards saving […]

Join author Angela Saini and neuroscientist Vidita Vaidya in conversation about "Inferior" and SDG 5, using the book as an entry point to discuss gender equality and women in science. Read the book and join the discussion with your thoughts, reflections and questions. Sign up here, and purchase the book here!

If you’ve ever wondered how food travels from the farm to the market to your plate and what are the different forces that shape the food culture of Bengaluru city, then this workshop is for you! Spread over 2 days, Who Feeds Bengaluru (WFB) is an exploration into different forces that shape how the city of […]