About

                           
Green Humour is a series of cartoons, comics and illustrations on wild animals; wildlife and nature conservation, environment, sustainability and all things green. Green Humour is possibly the largest collection of cartoons on wildlife and environment on the web. Cartoons and illustrations from Green Humour have appeared in Sanctuary Asia, Current Conservation, Sustainuance, Tinkle Digest, National Geographic Traveller, Sunday Mid-Day, Pune Mirror, Saevus, Chakmak Magazine (in Hindi) , Arastirmaci Cocuk Magazine (in Turkish), and periodically appear in the following publications-

1. The Hindu Sunday Magazine (print, weekly)
2. Roundglass Sustain (online, weekly)

3. DW Global Ideas and Environment (fortnightly, web)

4. Mongabay Global (fortnightly, web)

Green Humour debuted on the international comics platform 'Gocomics' in December 2013, making it the first series of cartoons and comic strips from India to be distributed internationally. Art from Green Humour has been used for several campaigns and publications by organizations such as UNDRR, Red Cross Red Crescent, Global Resilience Partnership, WWF, The Wildlife Trust of India, the Nature Conservation Foundation, BNHS, Birdlife International, Save our Seas Foundation, and various governmental departments and NGOs nationally and internationally. The series has won awards by the UNDP, Sanctuary Asia, WWF International, Royal Bank of Scotland, Publishing Next and Green Literature Festival. The cartoonist is a fellow of the International League of Conservation Writers, since November 2015. Cartoons from Green Humour are also represented by the Cartoons Collection, USA, since November 2020. Books from Green Humour include The Great Indian Nature Trail (Juggernaut), Bird Business (Juggernaut), Making Friends with Snakes (Pratham), Green Humour for a Greying Planet (Penguin) and Naturalist Ruddy (Penguin). 

About the cartoonist-

Notorious for rolling up into a ball like a pangolin to avoid answering the phone or meeting people, Rohan is a cartoonist and illustrator hailing from Nagpur, the 'Tiger Capital of the World'. A memorable encounter with a beautiful tigress bathing in a Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary waterhole led him to give up a career in dentistry and take up drawing for wildlife and conservation.