wildlife

Carbon markets have failed elsewhere due to weak evidence and poor consent. India can learn these lessons before its market scales.

In six villages bordering Pench Tiger Reserve, solar lights are helping some farmers protect their crops. Others are still waiting.

Growing populations of strays in Tripura pose health and safety risks for animals and humans alike. Animal welfare nonprofits working on rescue and rehabilitation are calling for better funding, support, and collaboration with local governments.

As weather patterns and vegetation in Ladakh shift, Tibetan wolves have begun venturing into villages to hunt livestock.

Bats have lived in Tamil Nadu’s old temple chambers and banana fields for decades, helping farmers predict rainfall. But their numbers are now falling.

Once seen darting across Kashmir’s wetlands, otters have become a rare sight with the worsening of pollution and the climate crisis.

How a river-cleaning campaign in Mizoram used snakes to attract crowds and enhance community engagement in rural waste management.

Conservation in India needs to move beyond protection of flagship species like tigers and elephants, to include the variety of flora and fauna the country hosts.

Doddu Aatam (Gaur Play), a traditional performance of the Irula community living in the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, teaches co-existence between humans and nature.

Agariyas have been cultivating salt in Gujarat's Little Rann of Kachchh for centuries, but inaccurately executed conservation efforts and land surveys are pushing them out.