@Greenlitfest

@Greenlitfest has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. Besides social media accounts, GreenLitFest has populated their site with 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, Green books in Classrooms 2.0, Bringing the Environment to Young People in New and Exciting Ways, Green books in Classrooms, Marine Life and the Monsoon: A conversation with Sejal Mehta and Lubaina Bandukwala, 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, Panel Discussion - Being Ganga: The Many Pasts, Perils and Possibilities, Panel Discussion 'Taking Green Lit to Kids: Indie Book Clubs & Libraries.