Conservation

Once abundant across India, vultures — nature’s cleanup crew — now face extinction, with four of nine species critically endangered.

Rock bees, known for building massive hives on cliffs and tall trees, are vital pollinators and honey producers in the wild.

From balcony railings to roadside wires, India’s cities are teeming with feathered life. Here are 7 easily recognisable birds you can spot without leaving your street.

From science shows to solo travel meetups, explore these top events happening across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai and Bhopal this weekend (24–27 July, 2025).

From Delhi to Kochi, discover hidden forests nestled within India’s cities — perfect for walks, birdwatching and weekend breathing space.

Pulicat Lake is under threat from illegal worm poaching and a proposed port expansion. Local tribal women are patrolling the lake and protecting mangroves.

They don’t roar, but they matter. From high-altitude goats to blind dolphins, meet India’s rarest animals that are quietly vanishing—and the growing efforts to save them just in time.

At Assam’s Nagshankar Temple, sacred beliefs and species conservation walk hand in hand. Once extinct in the wild, turtles now swim back into their natural habitats.

For over 20 years, Dina Mausa has quietly greened his village by trading tea for saplings and planting trees — one man’s devotion to the Earth.

From raising Bengaluru’s groundwater levels to influencing state policy, A.R. Shivakumar has shown that rainwater harvesting is the future of water security.