wildlife

Giraffes drift through the night in short bursts of rest, staying alert in landscapes filled with movement and sound. Their unusual sleep rhythm reveals a side of these gentle giants that most of us never notice.

This World Wildlife Conservation Day, we explore the story of snow leopards and humans learning to share spaces in the highlands of Sikkim. Behind it is a group of local volunteers who routinely assess and study rangeland health.

What began as one man’s effort to curb hunting has grown into a powerful community movement in Changlangshu, where forests are returning and hope is taking root again.

Jaguars do not live in India’s forests, yet a few places across the country still give visitors a chance to see this rare big cat up close.

In Zanskar, where Himalayan brown bears and humans increasingly cross paths, survival hangs in a fragile balance. Through awareness and innovation, the Snow Leopard Conservancy India Trust is helping both species coexist.

From Nagaland’s forests, where hunters became guardians, to Assam’s villages, safeguarding rare species, these five stories celebrate communities leading India’s wildlife comeback.

Tiny yet remarkable, tortoise beetles use clever adaptations to avoid predators. Their shiny, patterned shells have long caught the eye of scientists.

Homeschooled Kerala teen Ananya Vishwesh spends her free time exploring forests, rescuing snakes, and assisting the Palakkad Forest Department. With over 75 snake rescues and thousands of children educated, her passion for wildlife is inspiring the next generation of conservationists.

Standing up to poachers, fisherfolk who drive away pelicans, and woodcutters who chop trees is Kishan Meena, who is ensuring the Chandlai Lake in Jaipur stays a welcoming home for migratory birds.

Start your birdwatching journey with simple tips for beginners. Observe birds, record sightings, and connect with nature while enjoying peaceful moments outdoors.