Suprabha Seshan is a long-term custodian of the Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary in Wayanad, Kerala. She is primarily concerned with rainforest conservation and community-based ecological nurturance. She facilitates immersive educational programs to rewild humans. Her essays can be found in The Indian Quarterly, Local Futures, The New Internationalist, The Journal of Krishnamurti Schools, Countercurrents.org, Scroll.in, and The Economic and Political Weekly. Suprabha is a recipient of UK’s Whitley Award for Nature and the Green Teacher Award from Sanctuary Nature Foundation, India. She is an Ashoka Fellow and also serves as a member on the steering committee of the Ecological Restoration Alliance-India.
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Bio photo credit: Giv Anquetil
