Be our Voice - A podcast on endangered animals by WORDPLAY Soumi Duttagupta

Arpan Dasgupta, a grade 8 student of Delhi Public School, Kolkata, pledges to preserve our horned neighbor, the Javan Rhinoceros with his poetry . He plans to use Haiku as a tool to build the needed awareness to save the critically endangered Rhinos. 

Yuvraj Sharma, a grade 10 student of The Shriram Aravali, Gurgaon, believes we need to save the ' Sundari' trees of the Sunderbans to save our national animal, Royal Bengal Tiger.

Tanisha Sur, a grade 7 student of Chrysalis High , Bengaluru believes with so many species going extinct every week, whether it is frog or a bird the natural order is in shambles now, we have no choice but mend our ways.

Ahona Ghosal, a grade 8 student from South Point, Kolkata believes we all have a role to pay in restoring our biodiverse planet. Listen in how she would become the voice of the Tibetan Antelope which are killed for its fur to make the expensive Shatoosh Shawl.

Vedant Nair, a grade 7 student of Bombay Scottish School , Powai believes that we need to be more responsible with our mercury wastes to preserve our paws. Listen in how he would becomes the voice of Florida Panther using his networks both in school and community.

Hridisha Chakraborti, a grade 9 student of Delhi Public School Kolkata, chooses to be the voice of the majestic Black Rhinoceros. She believes in spite of the tremendous effort taken to restore these animals, poaching and trafficking are still huge threats. And a lot remains undone to stop these heinous crimes. Listen in to know how she wants to use the power of storytelling to help to restore these endangered species.