Hi!
We are a couple of environment lovers trying make the
sustainability as a whole concept easier.
Sustainability, a buzzword now, is thrown at us almost constantly - to remind us that nature needs to be nurtured. We at EcoLabyrinth demystify the buzzword and delve into the nuances of sustainability and conservation. Each episode explains a concept of ecology in easy and simple terms to help you understand the world of sustainability better!
Flaviya
Shagun
Nature has always been an integral part of my life - from going to the sandy beach near my house everyday as a kid and enjoying the salty air, to now being a scuba diver and an environmentalist.
As a part of my Undergraduate studies, I worked on various projects around sustainability and urbanisation. This gave me the background to understand the fast-paced urbanisation I had witnessed, growing up in Mumbai.
I think the dialogue around sustainability lacks coherence in terms of education. This led me to conceive this podcast - to make this knowledge accessible in the form of the basics in simple terms.
The closest thing to greenery during my childhood was the Mango tree that was cut down when I was 12. ’Save trees’ was just a slogan, that if you methodically by heart sentences to, you can score ten marks from.
However, at the age of 18, the pandemic stuck and distance education along with my Dad’s transfer to one of the most beautiful states in India made me connect with Nature. The curriculum I had included Biostatistics, Ecology and Sustainability. I couldn't help but wonder if I hadn't really shifted or learnt all that in the curriculum, would I ever realise what we are losing! For most of us, greenery merely exists in words and texts.
Hence along with my friend, I created Ecolabyrinth, where we both try the most minimalistic way of communicating the intricate web we all are part of, in hopes that we can help us, save us.
