Where City Breathes: An Ecological Walk through Rabindra Sarobar

Hidden amid the rush of South Kolkata, Rabindra Sarobar is more than a lake — it’s both a living classroom and the city’s green lung, filtering dust, tempering heat, and holding back floods when the skies turn wild. Beneath its banyans and along its quiet edges, seeds travel on the wind, fallen trees nurse new life from decay, and unseen pollinators keep the city’s green heart beating.

This walk isn’t about counting species — it’s about sensing the invisible threads that keep an urban ecosystem alive. Join us as we explore how wetlands and parks help cities breathe, adapt, and remember their connection to the wild.

Walk curated by Dr Arkajyoti Shome

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• This Saturday, 29th November, 07:00 am, Old Nashik: Wadas, Markets & Colonial Footprints in Haldia
• This Saturday, 29th November, 07:30 am, Where City Breathes: An Ecological Walk through Rabindra Sarobar in Kolkata
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