Akshika Tiwari

Akshika Tiwari
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Author Bio – Akshika Tiwari Akshika Tiwari is a dedicated student of B.Sc. in Forestry, Wildlife and Environmental Sciences at Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh). With a strong academic foundation in forest ecology, wildlife conservation, and environmental studies, she is deeply passionate about nature, biodiversity, and sustainable development. She is currently working as an Intern News Correspondent at Jungle Tak News, where she actively reports on forest, wildlife, environment, and grassroots conservation stories. As part of her role, Akshika covers Eastern and North-Eastern India, bringing forward regional environmental issues, conservation efforts, tribal perspectives, and field-based stories through responsible and research-driven journalism. Through her work at Jungle Tak, she aims to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and public awareness, promoting conservation, ecological sensitivity, and informed dialogue on environmental challenges across India.

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