• The book recreates his special moments in the wild. Once, he witnessed live, a pack of wild dogs, about 30 of them, attacking a spotted deer. And, he also spotted a tiger for the first time in his 20 years of trekking where he has been to over 90 wildlife reserves across India. “ I saw a tiger in the wild. Four of them,” he says without hiding his joy. “We were in one of the core areas of the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve. The air was nippy. As I sipped my black coffee taking in the breathtaking view of the morning landscape, a majestic tiger with three of her cubs walked into the frame. It was an unforgettable moment.”
  • Byju participates in forest surveys in Kerala and Tamil Nadu regularly. One of his major projects was an all India campaign on road kills, named PATH ( Provide Animals safe Transit on Highways) as the co-ordinator. He and his team covered 23000 kms in 43 days by road creating awareness along the way at schools, colleges, forest reserves and sanctuaries.
  • The book is available at book stores in Kerala and will soon be available online. You can buy a copy at https://imjo.in/hh8jvV or e-mail: byjuhi@gmail.com