Voices in the Wilderness

Voices in the Wilderness: Contemporary Wildlife Writings brings together over twenty distinguished naturalists, scientists and authors, whose writings paint a vivid picture of India's amazing wildlife, from the enigmatic tiger to the humble caterpillar. A varied and conversational collection, Voices in the Wilderness is a celebration of India's wildlife and the joys and mysteries of nature.

Prerna Singh Bindra is a freelance environmentalist, wildlife journalist and travel writer. She writes for various publications including Tehelka, the Pioneer and Sanctuary Asia where she has documented the on-going crisis of Indian wildlife. In a career spanning nearly ten years, she has written well over a thousand articles on nature and wildlife, she also edits Tigerlink, a journal concerned with tiger conversation. She has won the Carl Zeiss award and the Sanctuary Asia award for in-depth and consistent coverage of conversation issues.

Prerna Singh Bindra is a freelance environment and wildlife journalist and writes for various publications including Tehelka, The Pioneer and Sanctuary Asia. In a career spanning nearly ten years she has written well over a thousand articles on nature and wildlife; she also edits Tigerlink, a journal concerned with tiger conservation. She has won the Carl Zeiss Award and the Sanctuary Asia award for in-depth and consistent coverage of conservation issues. She has authored The King and I: Travels in Tigerland, a conservation-based travelogue published by Rupa & Co. in 2006.