Moving Forests with Keshav Sharma
Jul 12, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 14 segments
Most of us love wildlife. But very few of us truly understand nature.Today, I am sitting down with conservation biologist, author, and WWF conservation leader Neha Sinha for a conversation that goes…
Neha SinhaGuest
Keshav SharmaHost
Sometimes the loss of a tree cannot be explained because people have language for explaining the bereavement of a parent or the bereavement of a pet.
I wanted to see what the issue was and whether we could actually reverse some of these.
So for me, a personal mission is writing about wildlife, giving them a voice, building a voice for something that's beyond the human being.
It can have a profound impact if the stories are written in a poetic way, like you do.
A great line from a film or a great line from a book stays with you your whole life.
What is the process of writing a book? Is there a checklist for you after which you decide now I have enough material for a book?
What if you are not able to come up with what you wanted to write creatively? Like there is a block in the mind.
When you are going through challenges, what is it that makes you want to go through the challenge every time?
If I'm writing too easily, it might not be something I want to read the next day.
Sometimes the loss of a tree cannot be explained because people have language for explaining the bereavement of a parent or the bereavement of a pet.
I wanted to see what the issue was and whether we could actually reverse some of these.
So for me, a personal mission is writing about wildlife, giving them a voice, building a voice for something that's beyond the human being.
It can have a profound impact if the stories are written in a poetic way, like you do.
A great line from a film or a great line from a book stays with you your whole life.
What is the process of writing a book? Is there a checklist for you after which you decide now I have enough material for a book?
What if you are not able to come up with what you wanted to write creatively? Like there is a block in the mind.
When you are going through challenges, what is it that makes you want to go through the challenge every time?
If I'm writing too easily, it might not be something I want to read the next day.
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