Rooha is currently in her final year studying environmental management (policy, resources and conservation). She is extremely passionate about climate Change, biodiversity loss and sustainable living, with a heavy emphasis on how climate change and other anthropogenic activities impact biodiversity loss (specifically birds). She is working with Prof. Idil Boran and Research Associate Nilanjana Ganguli on the Synergies of Planetary Health Initiative.
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