Death of Sarus Crane (PB)

A Haunting Story of Nature, Loss, and Human Consequence

Death of Sarus Crane is a poignant and evocative work that weaves together the fragile world of wildlife and the quiet devastation wrought by human encroachment. Set against the wetlands and grasslands that the majestic Sarus Crane calls home, this book draws readers into a world where beauty and tragedy coexist.

Through vivid, sensory prose, the narrative captures the grace of one of India's tallest flying birds — its courtship dances, its lifelong bonds — and the slow, heartbreaking unravelling of its habitat. This is not just a story about a bird; it is a mirror held up to our relationship with the natural world.

• A deeply moving narrative for nature lovers and conservationists
• Rich in ecological detail and emotional depth
• Published by Speaking Tiger — champions of bold, meaningful storytelling
• Paperback edition — lightweight and perfect for travel reading
• ISBN: 9789363364271

Perfect for readers who love literary non-fiction, wildlife writing, and stories that linger long after the last page.