Sangeetha Kadur’s exploration into the realm of wildlife and nature painting stems from a deep appreciation for both the natural world and the arts. She aspires to create work that emphasizes the importance of our rich biodiversity, and evokes pride and respect in our natural heritage. She has been working in partnership with wildlife organizations on various art-science projects and to help build awareness through education and outreach. She has illustrated for an international publication, ’Hummingbirds’, in collaboration with Gorgas Science Foundation, Texas, and few other wildlife fiction books and children’s books. As the main artist and curator, she has been actively involved with setting up a unique grassroots-centric Nature Information Center, “Holematthi”, at Malai Mahadeshwara Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka. Sangeetha maintains a meticulous nature journal with sketches, doodles and little notes of observations during her travels. Combined by a strong urge to share her passion for creating art from the natural world, she co-founded 'GreenScraps', nature journaling workshops, with a hope to inspire a new generation of nature artists.   http://sangeethakadur.com/ http://www.felis.in/