wildlife conservation India

For 27 years, Pannalal Mahto of Jharkhand has mimicked bird calls, healed the injured & built 500+ nests, reviving sparrows and turning his village into a sanctuary.

India’s wild is more than tigers. Spot rare species hidden in its remote forests, rivers, and grasslands, each facing a fight for survival.

R Gurusamy, a farmer from Tamil Nadu, gave up most of his ancestral land to care for a few wandering deer in the vicinity. Today, even amid water and food shortage in the nearby forest, his land is a safe haven for over 1,800 deer

In Tamil Nadu, the Irula tribe utilises ancestral knowledge to extract snake venom, supplying nearly 80 per cent of India’s anti-venom.

Once hunted for meat, the Asian Giant Tortoise is making a quiet comeback in Nagaland—thanks to the relentless efforts of tribal youth turning protectors.

Years of careful planning, habitat improvement and breeding efforts at Delhi Zoo finally bore fruit as six Royal Bengal tiger cubs were born — the largest litter in 20 years.

From Ullas Karanth to Belinda Wright, meet 5 heroes who saved India’s tigers. If tigers could talk, here’s who they’d thank for saving their stripes.

This heartwarming video of a Himalayan brown bear mother and her cub in Kargil feels like a gift. It also asks a vital question: what will it take to keep such moments alive?

Long thought to exist only in Meghalaya, this critically endangered tree has now been identified in Assam’s Jeypore Reserve Forest, changing what we know about its habitat.

Uttar Pradesh’s Chambal Sanctuary records 2,026 gharials in 2025 — the highest since 1975, driven by decades of conservation and local support.