Wildlife conservation

Suyash Keshari left behind the comforts of a fat paycheck in the US to return home and pursue what he loved most -- understanding wildlife. At 19, he won the Nature's Best Photography Asia Award, which was even exhibited at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington DC.

In the heart of Uttar Pradesh, Dr Samir Kumar Sinha toiled for eight long years to bring together 14000 farmers and revive the population of Sarus Cranes. And the result has been a resounding success

Indian Forest Service officer Anand Reddy’s viral twitter thread shares how positive reinforcement has encouraged children to give up slingshots and protect birds in Nashik.

Meet Farsa Ram Bishnoi, an unsung hero from Rajasthan. Recently, a video of him carrying an injured Chinkara on his shoulders went viral after being shared on Twitter by IFS officer Ramesh Pandey.

Interestingly, their offbeat efforts even included the promotion of homestays and educating Ladakh’s masses about this elusive cat.

Various wildlife are slaughtered in their thousands every year in the name of rituals. She decided to do something about it!

“I remember once an 18-year-old boy was taken by his father and brother to hunt a tiger. The turn of events put him in the front line with the tiger.” What happened next could have changed the teenager's life.

From his courtship of Cleopatra, the prettiest leopard in the forest, to challenging Scarface, the alpha leopard, this magnificent panther's story will leave you mesmerised.

"They will be recognised as freedom fighters who saved our world from ourselves for generations to come."

From snakes, monkeys, mouse-deer, and leopards, he has tended to an army of animals in the past decade.