Wildlife

Here are eight conservationists who have spent their lives protecting the snow leopard while effectively engaging with local communities.

Orang National Park in Assam faces challenges like habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. Despite this, it remains a beacon of hope for wildlife conservation in India.

Anne Wright stayed behind when her family left for Britain, devoting her life to protecting India’s natural heritage and sparking a quiet conservation revolution — discover her untold story.

SP Shahi’s contributions to the protection of wolves, and his role in bringing them back from the brink of extinction, are largely forgotten today.

Aaliya Mir spends her days rescuing deadly vipers from Kashmiri homes, saving bear cubs and reuniting them with their mothers.

Gujarat’s Asiatic lions, once near extinction, are now thriving with over 670 in Gir Forest, thanks to a Nawab’s hunting ban and decades of conservation efforts.

From leaving royal comforts to saving endangered species, MK Ranjitsinh’s legacy is a testament to India’s conservation triumphs.

Wildlife conservationist Sharvan Patel is using a WhatsApp group to restore habitats, protect endangered species, and improve farming practices in Rajasthan.

Through his photos, photojournalist Karamjeet Singh has managed to capture a variety of endangered and elusive species like the snow leopard & now leads many photographers on tours in the region

Amidst regional conflict, diverse communities in Manipur are coming together, recognising that protecting pangolins is vital for preserving biodiversity and ensuring a sustainable future.