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Padma Shri Tulsi Gowda is an Indian environmentalist known as the "Encyclopedia of the Forest" and by her tribe as the "tree goddess" because of her knowledge of the forest.
She is known for her self-taught ability to identify the mother tree of every species of tree in the forest.
She is an expert in seed collection, extraction of seeds from mother trees to regenerate and regrow entire plant species.
Born in 1944, into the Halakki tribal family in Karnataka, in a family of very modest means, Tulsi did not receive a formal education and lost her father at 2 years of age. She worked alongside her mother as a day labourer for 35 years until she was offered a permanent position at the Karnataka Forestry Department in recognition of her work towards conservation, and her knowledge of botany.
Over sixty years working at the Karnataka Forest Department she is estimated to have planted and cared for nearly 100,000 trees in Karnataka on her own.
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