As part of its ongoing efforts to sensitise coastal communities about whale sharks and their conservation, the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) is under its Pan-India Whale Shark Conservation Project.  WTI has launched a series of vibrant mural artworks across key fish landing sites in Goa and Kerala.   In Kerala, murals have been created by Wayanad-based artist Sunil K at major fishing hubs, including Chettuva Harbour in Thrissur and Azhikkal Harbour in Kannur. These locations were selected not only for their high visibility among fishers but also to engage the broader community, including residents and other stakeholders.  The project aims to create a lasting impact by delivering a clear and powerful message: “From Nets to Freedom — Kerala Leads Whale Shark Protection”. Local fisher and community leader Rajesh Nair said, “The beautiful murals not only enhance our harbours but also carry important messages about conservation. They remind us of our responsibility towards marine life.”  “It is heartening to see such initiatives aimed at protecting our oceans and the creatures that inhabit them,” Nair further …