In the marshes and floodplains of Assam’s Kaziranga, a secret predator lives. Recent surveys reveal that the endangered fishing cat is finding refuge in the park’s wetlands, showing how even lesser-known species are reclaiming their place in the wild.
After years of evading notice, smooth‑coated otters have returned to Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary. Their presence reveals clean rivers and healthy habitats, signalling hope for Uttarakhand’s rich freshwater ecosystem.
Wildlife conservationist Sharvan Patel is using a WhatsApp group of 1,300 members, most of whom contribute Rs 365 annually, to restore habitats, protect endangered species, and improve farming practices in Rajasthan.
At PfA Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in Wardha, the wild are not just rescued. They are healed with compassion, with designated caretakers assigned to give them devoted medical care and attention. By donating to this cause, you’ll be ensuring them a new lease on life.
Once hunters of Mangalajodi’s wetland birds, the villagers of this Odisha community have, since 1998, transformed into dedicated conservationists and guardians of their local habitat.
On the edge of Uttar Pradesh’s Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, villagers once lived in fear of tigers and leopards. But a predator‑proof house cluster is changing life, offering a hopeful balance between people and the wild around them.
Through land acquisition, habitat restoration, and community-led conservation, the Kannur Kandal Project is safeguarding Kannur’s fragile mangrove ecosystems.
Birds bear the brunt of fractured wings, lacerations, and neck injuries due to the banned manjha that continues to be used in kites. An NGO, PfA Wildlife Hospital in Bengaluru, is helping the birds recover.
Trained to handle snakes, read animal tracks, and manage wildlife emergencies, local residents now lead the response when animals stray into villages. Their work is reducing conflict while keeping both communities and wildlife safe.
In Mathura, India’s first elephant hospital cares for rescued elephants suffering from years of captivity and neglect. From hydrotherapy pools to specialised veterinary treatment, the facility restores health, mobility, and dignity to these gentle giants.