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We communicate conservation-related issues and science in an accessible manner to a wide audience.

05/03/2026

Seen these thorny-barked giants in your neighbourhood? The silk cotton tree is blooming this month!

What do you call Bombax ceiba in your language?
Tag us when you spot one! 🌿✨
Tag us in your drawings or photographs of this tree! 🌿✨

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, Plants, Trees, Flowers

04/03/2026

Meet Aindri, the artist behind the cover for CC 19.4! A long time collaborator with CC, Aindri experiments with self-printing and sustainable processes.

[Art, Science, Communication, Wildlife, Children's Literature, Kidlit, Magazine, Environment, Storytelling, Printmaking, Cyanotype]

03/03/2026

From a humble road verge in the United Kingdom, discover how conservation can begin right next to our busiest roads in this article by Liana Knipe, illustrated by , in CC 19.4.

🌷LINK IN BIO 🌷

[ Science, Artists, Environment, Research Illustrations, Stories, Wildlife, Flowers, Bees]

02/03/2026

🐸 In this Research in Translation article, read about two of Italy's unique amphibians, and the threats they face from human-induced climate change. What measures can be taken to conserve them, and other vulnerable species like them?

Read Marco Mangiacotti's article in CC 19.4 via the link in our bio!

[ Science, Artists, Environment, Research Illustrations, Article, Amphibians, Newts]

27/02/2026

🦠 Behind every iconic species is an invisible support system: microbes. Discover how they keep ecosystems alive, and why it’s time we start conserving them too.

Read Kristin Huizinga's article, illustrated by Hitesh Sonar .sonar, in CC 19.4 via the link in our bio!

[ Science, Artists, Environment, Research Illustrations, Article, Microbes, Microbiology, Microscopocs]

25/02/2026

🐾 In Assam, jackals are fading from everyday life — and consequently, from stories, songs and sayings.

Read Priyanka Borah's article, illustrated by Harsh*ta Borah , in CC 19.4 via the link in our bio!

[ Science, Artists, Environment, Research Illustrations, Stories, Jackals, Assam, Folktales, Folklore]

23/02/2026

CC 19.4 - OUT NOW! Link in bio 🌻
In the concluding issue of Volume 19, we explore themes threaded together by change, loss and quiet hope.

🐾 In Assam, jackals are fading from everyday life — and consequently, from stories, songs and sayings.

🦠 Behind every iconic species is an invisible support system: microbes. Discover how they keep ecosystems alive, and why it’s time we start conserving them too.

🌷From a humble road verge in the United Kingdom, discover how conservation can begin right next to our busiest roads.

Read all this and more in CC 19.4 via the link in our bio!

Art by

[ Science, Artists, Environment, Research Illustrations, Stories]

19/02/2026

Link in bio! Submit your articles, art or photo essays on the themes of conservation, nature and environment 🌻

Art by 🎨

[ Feature Article, Photo Essay, Science Magazine, Science Communication, SciCom, Writing, Illustration, Art, Submissions Open, Photography]

17/02/2026

It was wonderful to come together last Saturday to discuss creative contracts, having difficult professional conversations and advocating for yourself, followed by chats and rants over tea. Thanks to everyone who took out time to attend, and thanks especially to Manojna Yeluri for a fantastic session.
Stay tuned for more Common Lines events!

[ , Illustrator Meet Up, Bengaluru, Illustrations, Art, Conservation]

06/02/2026

Have these parrot's beak-like flowers blossomed near you?

What do you call Butea monosperma in your language?
Tag us in your drawings or photographs of this tree! 🌿✨

23/01/2026

Join us and for for the first edition of Common Lines, featuring 'Making Sense of Creative Contracts', an interactive workshop, followed by chats over tea and snacks. This interactive workshop blends anecdotal learning with scenario- based exercises, encouraging independent illustrators and visual artists to better understand contracts and copyright, alongside advocating for their creative rights.

Event Details:
📅 Date: 7th Feb 2026
🕚 Time: 3:00-5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Atta Galatta, Indiranagar, Bengaluru
🎟️FREE EVENT
🖌️Open only to illustrators and artists

This is a limited-seat event, and RSVP confirmations will be prioritised on a first-come, first-served basis. A confirmation email will be sent prior to the event. Only confirmed guests will be allowed entry. If you are unable to attend after confirming, please inform us at least 24 hours prior at [email protected], so that we can offer your spot to someone else!

Common Lines: Illustrators' Circle is a series of events hosted by Current Conservation magazine. Created for freelance illustrators and artists, Common Lines offers a space to learn together, share experiences, and simply spend time with peers. Through workshops, jams, or conversations over tea, the series aims to nurture connection, and a sense of belonging within the illustration community.

Art in poster by

[ , Illustrator Meet Up, Bengaluru, Illustrations, Art, Conservation]

22/01/2026

Join us and for 'Making Sense of Creative Contracts', an interactive workshop hosted by arts lawyer Manojna Yeluri, followed by chats over tea and snacks.

Common Lines: Illustrators' Circle is a series of events hosted by Current Conservation magazine. Created for freelance illustrators and artists, Common Lines offers a space to learn together, share experiences, and simply spend time with peers. Through workshops, jams, or conversations over tea, the series aims to nurture connection, and a sense of belonging within the illustration community.

Event Details:
📅 Date: 7th Feb 2026
🕚 Time: 3:00-5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Atta Galatta, Indiranagar, Bengaluru
🎟️FREE EVENT
🖌️Open only to illustrators and artists

This is a limited-seat event, and RSVP confirmations will be prioritised on a first-come, first-served basis. A confirmation email will be sent prior to the event. Only confirmed guests will be allowed entry. If you are unable to attend after confirming, please inform us at least 24 hours prior at [email protected], socan offer your spot to someone else!

Art in poster by

[ , Illustrator Meet Up, Bengaluru, Illustrations, Art, Conservation]

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