Ravi Jambhekar is a landscape ecologist and urban ecologist who focuses on plant–animal interactions, community ecology, and animal behaviour. After completing his PhD in Ecology, he worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with Azim Premji University, on the impact of urbanisation on birds and documenting long-term trends in bird populations in Bengaluru.
His current work focuses on documenting biodiversity and designing long-term monitoring schemes for the upcoming IIHS, Kengeri Campus. He uses art, illustrations, and popular science to communicate the research that he does to the general public.
Climate Change, Ecosystems, Education, Methods, Sustainability Science, Urban Science
India
Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa
Mumbai, Bengaluru, Panaji
English, Hindi, Marathi