Welcome to a powerful episode of Nature Talks, where we sit down with renowned wildlife conservationist Sunny Shah — a trailblazer in tiger corridor research and natural habitat restoration.

From pioneering landscape-scale tiger conservation with WWF-India and State Forest Departments (2007–2017) to now working as a freelance naturalist and conservation consultant, Sunny has dedicated his life to protecting India's iconic wildlife. 🌿🐅

🔍 In this episode, we explore:

The science behind tiger dispersal and corridor forestry

How community engagement saves both wildlife and livelihoods

His early work saving Asiatic lions in Gir and constructing 12,000+ parapet walls

Stories from India’s tiger reserves and marine turtle beaches

The future of conservation, ecotourism, and wildlife monitoring

Sunny has trained 300+ wildlife managers, authored key publications, and continues to inspire through hands-on conservation and storytelling.

🌱 To honor his legacy, this episode is a tribute to those who work quietly and tirelessly to protect what’s wild and irreplaceable.

🔗 Connect with Sunny Shah:
🌐 LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunny-shah-wildlifeandbigcat/?originalSubdomain=in
📺 YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/envirosunn

💬 Comment below with your favorite moment or question for Sunny!
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