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|Femina Volume 59 Issue 11
Pune-based conservation biologist Pooja Bhale has made it her mission to protect the planet. Nikita Sawant catches up with the green crusader
What decided the course of Pooja Bhale’s life was the book Mora by Mulk Raj Anand, in which a baby elephant’s father gets shot and mother poached. After having the book read to her several times over by her mother, Bhale started dreaming of going to the jungle. Sensing her curiosity about wildlife and nature, her mother started sending a young Bhale to nature camps and trails, where she found the life she always wanted.
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