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@Greenlitfest has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. Resources GreenLitFest has populated their site with include: • Literature across Borders (2024) Book Pair 1 • Literature across Borders (2024) Book Pair 2 • Hooked & Booked: Understanding Young Readers across Borders • Literature Across Borders (2024) Book Pair 3 • Literature across Borders (2024) Book Pair 4 • Literature Across Borders Fourth Dialogue • Literature Across Borders Second Dialogue • Literature Across Borders First Dialogue • Literature Across Borders Third Dialogue • Introduction - Literature Across Borders • Greenlitfest Facebook • Greenlitfest Twitter • Green Literature Festival | LinkedIn • Greenlitfest Instagram • Greenlitfest YouTube Channel • Newsletter – Greenlitfest • Green books in Classrooms 2.0 • Green books in Classrooms • Marine Life and the Monsoon • Climate Awareness to Climate Action - Toolkit for Educators • NATURE IN VERSE: Finding poetry in the natural world • Taming the Palm: How Only Consumers Can Save the Planet • Mridula Ramesh - How to save India's Water • Ganga The Many Pasts, Perils & Possibilities • Taking Green Lit to Kids: Indie Book Clubs and Libraries • Writings on Elephants for Young Readers • Spies, Superheroes and Satire: A New Wave of Eco-Comics • Writing on Environmentalism in India: Challenges and Opportunities • WWF - GLF Launch • 2021 – Greenlitfest Videos • 2022 - Greenlifest Photos • 2022 – Greenlitfest Videos • GLF 2022 - Print and Online Media Coverage • June 2023 Newsletter: Book Reviews, New Arrivals, Feature of the Month, Event Spotlight, From the Archives • July 2023 Newsletter: Book Reviews, New Arrivals, Feature of the Month • January 2024: Literary Lagoons, Book Reviews, All that happened at GLF 3 and New Arrivals • Greenlitfest website • February 2025 Newsletter: Feature - Unreal Lands: Extraordinary Landscapes in Unusual Fiction, Book reviews and more • October 2024 Newsletter: Feature - A Green Day, Book reviews and more • September 2024 Newsletter: Nature writing in poetry, Interview with Gigi Ganguly & More. • August 2024 Newsletter: Interview with Vasanth Bosco & More • December 2023 Newsletter: Feature by Monisha Raman, Some Speaker Responses and videos • September 2023 Newsletter: The Richness of Literary Deserts & other great finds in Green Literature! • August 2023 Newsletter: In which Amitav Ghosh talks to GLF about writing on Environment and Sustainability • GLF 2024 - Print and Online Media Coverage • Thank You for Registering for the Green Literature Festival 2024 • Here's your Link to 4th GLF Videos & Pictures • 2024 - Greenlitfest Photos • 2024 – Greenlitfest Videos • GLF 2023 - Print and Online and Media Coverage • 2023 - Greenlitfest Videos • 2023 - Greenlitfest Photos • Women Writers in Sustainability | GLF @ ICSE 2023 • Going Behind the Smoke Screen – Greenlitfest • Back to the Future – Greenlitfest • For the Love of Trees… – Greenlitfest • Elephants in Indian Children’s Literature – Greenlitfest • Science Sans the Story – Greenlitfest • My Name is River & Year of the Weeds – Pair 4 of Literature Across Borders – Greenlitfest • Flying High – Greenlitfest • Snakes in Indian Children’s Literature – Greenlitfest • The Wildings & Varjak Paw – Pair 3 of Literature Across Borders – Greenlitfest • The Girl who Stole an Elephant & That Summer at Kalagarh – Pair 2 of Literature Across Borders – Greenlitfest • Twitch & The Six Spellmakers of Dorabji Street – Pair 1 of Literature Across Borders – Greenlitfest • #GreenReads on Global Recycling Day – a list by Savita Hiremath – Greenlitfest • Reading Can Open Doors to Nature • Beyond the Camera: People Within the Stories We Tell • Our Tigers Return • Hope Amidst Gloom • Nature in Motion: The Art and Science of Filmmaking • Joys of Writing on the Environment • Bringing the Environment to Young People in New and Exciting Ways • Marine Life and the Monsoon: A conversation with Sejal Mehta and Lubaina Bandukwala • Panel Discussion - Being Ganga: The Many Pasts, Perils and Possibilities • Panel Discussion 'Taking Green Lit to Kids: Indie Book Clubs & Libraries