
Explore the hidden world of urban biodiversity — where insects, spiders, reptiles, birds, and plants quietly coexist with us. Transform the way you see your city forever.
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Featured SpeakerNaturalist & Conservationist
Amid concrete, traffic, and city lights — life quietly thrives in forms often overlooked. From tiny insects and resilient plants to elusive reptiles and urban-adapted mammals, each species plays a vital role.
Urban spaces are not separate from nature — they are living, evolving ecosystems shaped by coexistence. This session invites you to rediscover your city as a shared habitat.


Learn to identify urban biodiversity — from insects and birds to plants and microhabitats hidden in plain sight.
Understand how to safely interact with urban wildlife while minimizing conflict and disturbance.
Discover how awareness, citizen action, and mindful planning can help protect biodiversity in urban landscapes.
You're curious about the birds, insects, and creatures living in your city
You care about green spaces and want to contribute to urban conservation
You're a photographer or nature enthusiast wanting new perspectives
You're a student or educator interested in ecology and biodiversity
You want to teach your children about nature in an urban setting
You believe cities and wildlife can coexist harmoniously
Dr. Yasser Rafique is a dedicated naturalist and conservationist whose journey reflects a deep and enduring passion for wildlife conservation and connecting people with nature.
Since his school days, he has conducted awareness sessions across schools and institutions such as NIFT, Serenity Trust, and Science City, inspiring a deeper appreciation for wildlife and conservation.
His studies and photographs have been featured in Hornbill, the journal of the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), and several wildlife books.
"Art has the power to reconnect us with the wild soul of our landscapes."

Where city life and nature intersect




"Dr. Yasser opened my eyes to the incredible biodiversity right in my neighbourhood. I now notice species I never knew existed in my city!"
Priya Sharma
Wildlife Photographer, Mumbai
"The session was packed with actionable insights. I started a biodiversity journal after attending — it changed my relationship with urban nature."
Arjun Mehta
Environmental Science Student
"My students loved the ideas from this webinar. We've started a school biodiversity club inspired by Dr. Yasser's work. Highly recommended!"
Kavita Nair
School Teacher, Ahmedabad
Yes, the webinar is free. However, seats are limited and require prior registration.
A limited-time recording may be shared with registered participants.
The session will run for approximately 60–75 minutes, including a Q&A segment.
Not at all. This session is open to anyone interested in art, nature, and culture.
You will receive the Zoom link via email after registering, along with reminder emails before the session.
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Join Dr. Yasser Rafique for an immersive journey into the hidden ecosystems of our urban landscapes. It's completely free — register now.