Tag: community-led wildlife conservation
Every alternate day through Punjab’s unforgiving summers, a tractor-tanker climbs into the dry folds of the Shivalik hills carrying water. Long before sunrise burns the earth a pale brown, Harpal…
In the forests of central India, the threat to a tiger may not always come from a poacher’s gun or shrinking habitat. Sometimes, it arrives quietly through village lanes carried…
A tiger claw wrapped in cloth. Pangolin scales hidden inside sacks of grain. Parakeets crammed into cages and pushed through railway stations before dawn. Across India, wildlife trafficking networks move…
The scorching heat of summer in India is nothing new. Every year, the sun’s relentless rays turn the land into a baking oven, with temperatures climbing past 40°C in several…
Across western India, the caracal, once widespread across its dry landscapes, is now close to local extinction. But the good news is that recent findings in Rajasthan have confirmed the…