A conversation with Romulus Whitaker on snakes, antivenom work, the Madras Snake Park, and decades of learning from India’s wild. A life shaped by curiosity.
Spread across floodplains, deltas, high-altitude plateaus and coastal fringes, these watery landscapes act as nurseries for ...
Hyderabad: Telangana high court on Wednesday held that forest officials did not have the authority to investigate offences ...
When Houssein Rayaleh received a WhatsApp message from a local ecotourism guide showing footage of a lioness in Djibouti, he ...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is proposing boat speed changes in manatee zones along the Indian River ...
People are flocking to Florida springs to see the hundreds of manatees elegantly gliding under the water. But look, don't ...
With an Indian wilderness reserve to manage and photograph the animals, the concept of The Great Indian Safari seems quite ...
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You won’t believe the wildlife hidden in the Himalayas
Whenever individuals imagine the Himalayas, they have in mind snow capped mountains, silent valleys and spiritual retreats. Living behind this dramatic landscape though is one of the most unexpected ...
Scientists have discovered 3,500-year-old rhinoceros bone fragments near Coimbatore, revealing that rhinos once lived in ...
Speaking to Republic TV on India’s 77th Republic Day, wildlife conservationist Romulus Whitaker said reptiles, including ...
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What Mughal and British rule did to India’s forests
In 'An Officer and a Tiger', Yogesh Chandra offers a sensory portrait of the Terai jungles in their full, untamed splendour.
KURNOOL: In a major step towards wildlife restoration and biodiversity conservation, the Andhra Pradesh Forest Department has ...
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