Reading Jungle Indicators
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Reading Jungle Indicators
Be a Forest Detective: Learn to Read the Jungle’s Hidden Clues
With Anirudh Chaoji – Nature Educator and Director Ran Mangli Foundation
Step into the forest with fresh (inquisitive?) eyes. This guided ridge walk invites you to slow down and tune in to the quiet stories written in the wilderness - a broken twig a footprint a scent trail.
Led by seasoned naturalist Anirudh Chaoji this reflective and immersive workshop opens up the art of tracking and interpreting signs left behind by animals and birds.
No loud sightings. No rush. Just you the forest and the subtle thrill of discovery.
What You’ll Do:
Mindfully walk through a forest trail
Learn to identify animal tracks scats and other natural indicators
Learn to listen to the calls of the birds
Practice keen observation and ecological interpretation
Share reflections with fellow participants
What You’ll Gain:
A deeper relationship with the forest ecosystem
New ways to “see” wildlife even when it seems invisible
Skills in nature tracking and evidence-based interpretation
A quiet meaningful experience in nature
Duration: 3 hours (Field-based ridge walk)
For: Curious learners–beginners welcome
Group Size: 5–20 participants (can expand up to 30)
Materials to Carry: Mug a small amount of Plaster of Paris (PoP). Logistics: Participants must reach the starting point on their own
The forest is alive with stories — if you know how to read them.
(alternatively) The forest speaks to you - if you can hear it…
Refund Policy
Cancellations will be eligible for a refund only if informed at least 15 days prior to the workshop date. No refunds will be issued for cancellations made after that period. Refunds will be issued
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Be a Forest Detective: Learn to Read the Jungle’s Hidden Clues
With Anirudh Chaoji – Nature Educator and Director Ran Mangli Foundation
Step into the forest with fresh (inquisitive?) eyes. This guided ridge walk invites you to slow down and tune in to the quiet stories written in the wilderness - a broken twig a footprint a scent trail.
Led by seasoned naturalist Anirudh Chaoji this reflective and immersive workshop opens up the art of tracking and interpreting signs left behind by animals and birds.
No loud sightings. No rush. Just you the forest and the subtle thrill of discovery.
What You’ll Do:
Mindfully walk through a forest trail
Learn to identify animal tracks scats and other natural indicators
Learn to listen to the calls of the birds
Practice keen observation and ecological interpretation
Share reflections with fellow participants
What You’ll Gain:
A deeper relationship with the forest ecosystem
New ways to “see” wildlife even when it seems invisible
Skills in nature tracking and evidence-based interpretation
A quiet meaningful experience in nature
Duration: 3 hours (Field-based ridge walk)
For: Curious learners–beginners welcome
Group Size: 5–20 participants (can expand up to 30)
Materials to Carry: Mug a small amount of Plaster of Paris (PoP). Logistics: Participants must reach the starting point on their own
The forest is alive with stories — if you know how to read them.
(alternatively) The forest speaks to you - if you can hear it…
Refund Policy
Cancellations will be eligible for a refund only if informed at least 15 days prior to the workshop date. No refunds will be issued for cancellations made after that period. Refunds will be issued
Get Tickets
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