Wildlife

A lack of awareness of Pangolins is believed to be one of the primary reasons that poachers have been able to effortlessly traffick the scaly mammal

The Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) was established in 2002 by the Wildlife Trust of India in Kaziranga to attend to a range of wildlife-related emergencies.

An ardent conservationist, Bibhuti Lahkar has been working tirelessly to save the unique biodiversity of Manas National Park for close to 20 years. He is also the first Asian to be nominated by the IUCN for their prestigious ‘Heritage Heroes' Awards 2016!

A petition started by an NGO has led to a popular e-commerce platform doing its bit for wildlife conservation by refusing to sell snares & traps.

Exemplify the guardianship of biodiversity by locals, these two tiny villages in Arunachal are among the few truly successful community-based conservation models in India.

Nothing tells a story better than a photograph. So instead of describing how amazing India's National Parks are, we’ll let these photos do the talking and showcase the spectacular wildlife at these biodiversity hot spots.

Even as the flood situation in Assam remains grim, there is some good news coming from wildlife workers who have managed to save 107 wild animals, including several rhinos, from drowning in the raging waters.

The Gir forest of Gujarat is home to a gutsy brigade of women who are tirelessly and fearlessly working towards preserving the populations of the Asiatic lion.

Nature is a playground for the country's foremost butterfly expert, who believes that butterflies can act as a conduit for conservation.

For many of India’s magnificent creatures, time is running out. Climate change, deforestation, unhindered poaching and other man-made problems have all resulted in fewer of these species. Here's a look at 16 of them.