In the cool, ancient forests of Tasmania, the clock strikes midnight. Endangered Tasmanian devils are surveyed in a scene brimming with wildlife, a spine-tingling testament to nature’s wonders.
Field biologists witness the stark contrast in Victoria, where logged and fire-scarred forests stand silent and oppressed by invasive species. This haunting transformation invokes ‘ecological grief.’
Yet, amid ecological sorrow, there is hope. Sharing experiences and actively protecting the remaining ecosystems can transform grief into action, driving conservation efforts and restoring delicate habitats for future generations.
(With inputs from agencies.)