Painting with the light of the African sun, Kenya is home to some of the world's most majestic wildlife
By Jiss Sojan 14/08/2020
Wild species do not merely inhabit national parks or sanctuaries; they co-exist in the backyard of humanity
By Ananda Bannerjee 14/08/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge negative impact on tourism, including wildlife tourism. What does the tourism lockout imply for our national animal?
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For those who have been stuck at home in Bengaluru, exploring the wilderness of the Bannerghatta National Park can be a great alternative to those long journeys to Karnataka's hill station
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According to legend, the Pandavas stayed incognito during their agyata vasa (secret exile) in this dense jungle. It was called Sairandhri, after the alias assumed by Draupadi, and the river was called Kuntipuzha, after the Pandavas’ mother.
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Situated in the northeastern state of Assam, Kaziranga is well-known for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty.
By Juhi Saklani 14/08/2020
First it was the ivory trade that led to rampant elephant poaching. Now, as India presses ahead with its goal of growth, fragmented habitats lead the elephants into increasing conflicts with humans.
By Rathin Banerjee 14/08/2020
For any travel enthusiast, Sapura National Park in Madhya Pradesh is definitely an opportunity not to be missed.
By Vandana Mohindra 14/08/2020
Are humans largely responsible for a looming mass extinction of species? Of the estimated eight million species on earth, around a million face extinction.
By Joydeep Gupta 06/08/2020
It is estimated that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the seas and degradation is already being seen in rapidly declining fish stocks across the globe. There is a need to bring more marine areas under protection
By Juhi Chaudhary 06/08/2020