Wildlife

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.

Meet Dr Ranjitsinh Jhala — the man whose vision brought cheetahs back to India and reshaped wildlife conservation.

India’s first Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve in Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, earns a UNESCO tag for its rare ecosystem, wildlife, and living heritage.

Mahi Chandra Miri’s forgotten fight in the 1900s laid the foundation for Kaziranga National Park and its success story in conservation.

Sonali Ghosh, Kaziranga’s first woman Field Director, is leading bold conservation efforts to protect one-horned rhinos from floods, poachers, and new threats.

Shy, tree-loving, and endangered, the red panda survives in only a few Himalayan forests. Here are six parks in India where you might be lucky enough to see one.

Gurugram plans wildlife corridors along NH-48 and Gurugram-Faridabad Road to prevent animal roadkills and allow safe crossings for wildlife.

After being rescued from stray dogs, a fawn in Meerut refuses to live in the wild and keeps returning to the family who gave him love and care.

For nearly four decades, Dimbeswar Das has patrolled Kaziranga’s forests, facing bullets, floods, and death threats to keep the one-horned rhino alive.