N. A. Naseer, (born 10 June 1962) in Ernakulam district, Kerala,[1] is an Indian wildlife photographer, nature conservation activist and author,[2] who is a member of the Bombay Natural History Society. He is sometimes called the ambassador of Kerala's forests.[3] He is also a martial artist (karate, thai-chi, chi gung).[2]
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Born | Ernakulam district, Kerala State, India | 10 June 1962
Nationality | Indian |
Known for | Wildlife photography, conservation of nature, and authoring books |
Career
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In addition to leading Malayalam periodicals, he writes on wildlife with photographs, in magazines like the Mathrubhumi Yathra travel magazine, Mathrubhumi weekly Sanctuary Asia, Hornbill,[4] Frontline,[5] Outlook, Traveller, and others. Besides conducting sessions about nature conservation, photography all over South India, he teaches martial arts.[2]
Books
- Woods and Photographer,[6] which was the first book on wildlife which was written in Malayalam, Naseer's mother tongue, and sold out three months after being published.[citation needed] It has photographs of fauna native to South India.
- Kadine chennu thodumbol:[7]
- Kadum Camerayum[8]
- Vranam pootha chantham[8]
- Malamuzhakki (2020)[9][10]
- Kattil oppam nadannavarum pozhinju poyavarum[11]
Awards and honours
See also
References
External links
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