Friday Oct 21 at 6:30PM
Ida K. Lang Recital Hall
Room 424, 4th Floor
Hunter College North
695 Park Avenue
(Entrance is on the south side of 69th St between, Park & Lexington Avenues)
NY, NY 10065

*Proof of vaccination is required

Sacred Music for Sacred Forests
A Benefit to Support Wildlife & Wild Places in India
With chanting and music by Krishna Das, Nina Rao, and Noah Hoffeld a talk by Chief Conservation Scientist & Executive Director of Center for Wildlife Studies India, Dr. Krithi Karanth, as well as a special message from Prof. Robert A.F. Thurman of Tibet House.

If you would like to read more about Dr. Karanth’s work as scientist, storyteller and explorer, please click here.

In view of the climate crisis we are living through, we believe it’s important to turn our mind and energies with great intention to preserving the bio-diverse wilderness areas that exist in the world and continue the process of ‘re-wilding’ tracts of land (and water) so that we might continue to have the support of Nature for the well-being of human-Kind and all Beings. This requires a strong effort on our part to co-exist with wildlife and wild places… even if only to appreciate the pure Beauty of nature but also for the well-being of the Mother Earth that supports us and future generations.

This in-person evening is hosted by Saving Wild Tigers, with support from Tibet House and Kirtan Wallah Foundation.
For more information for the work of Saving Wild Tigers and a look at previous events see Saving Wild Tigers | INITIATIVES