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Aathira Perinchery
Ernakulam
India
Media Types
Print
Online
Bay of Bengal Climate Resiliency Initiative
2020

Biography

Aathira Perinchery is an independent journalist based in Kerala in southern India. She is a trained wildlife biologist who later took up science journalism. She worked as a science writer with the National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru, and is an alumna of the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai.

She covered wildlife and conservation issues for the national daily The Hindu. She currently writes about wildlife, communities and conservation for several online and print news houses in India including The Hindu, The Wire, Mongabay-India, The Print and several others.

She also teaches an annual course on writing about conservation. You can find her on Twitter, @aathiperinchery, and Instagram @aathiraperinchery. You can see more of her work at aathiraperinchery.contently.com.

Stories

Coral transplantation

With a little help, Mannar’s corals stand strong in the face of growing threats

The Wire| Aathira Perinchery
Ghost net

Marine debris threatens corals in India's Gulf of Mannar

Mongabay India | Aathira Perinchery

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