Wildlife

With narration from the iconic Sir David Attenborough, music by the Grammy Award-winning Ricky Kej, and cinematography by world class wildlife filmmakers from India, 'Wild Karnataka' will take your breath away.

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

India's first dedicated corridor for wild animals, this cave-like underpass connects two famous wildlife parks — Kanha and Pench — and could be vital for the long-term viability of tiger populations in the central Indian landscape. Find out how! #FirstInIndia #WildIndia

“It will protect you from air pollution, block out noises and make the surroundings cooler,” says Dr. Miyawaki’s student, Nishino Fumitaka, explaining how such a forest saved lives during a tsunami and landslide in Japan.

“A boy once came running to our office, a turtle in his hand. He told us that his family wanted to keep it as a pet. So the boy “stole” the turtle and brought it to us, wanting us to leave it in the wild. Such is the impact of Manoj.”

From running a diving school in Lakshadweep to swimming with sharks and manta rays, the many adventures in Sumer Verma's life will leave you wowed. And so will his stunning underwater pictures!

“Many forest guards were apprehensive because it would track their walking routes, and the time they spent in the forest. But I convinced them that the app was not to punish the non-performers but to reward the good workers.”

"I was absolutely devastated and shocked by what I saw. Several elephants had been blinded, many had raw bleeding wounds on their ankles, and almost all of them had enormous tumours on their hips. And yet they were being forced to parade beneath the scorching sun, deprived of a proper home, food, and water.”

A ray of hope for Meghalaya's lush forests, this amazing village-led initiative is showing how ancient tales can conserve biodiversity! #MawphlangProject #UN #WorldBank

Fuelled by a dream at the age of seven, Binod 'Dulu' Bora's unwavering commitment to the cause of wildlife conservation has given thousands of birds, animals and reptiles another chance to live.