Six hundred and twenty-three forest guards. Fourteen divisions and tiger reserves. One system that follows a wildlife crime case from the first FIR all the way to the courtroom.
Author: poojaparvati
The most trafficked mammal on earth just got a new line of defence — and it came not from a court order or a government circular, but from a tribal council in the hills of Nagaland.
Two Botswana female cheetahs released at Kuno today bring Project Cheetah’s count to 57. But the real story is Madhya Pradesh’s wider conservation push — new tiger reserves, elephant plans, vulture rehabilitation, and a compensation overhaul.
From Subbiah Nallamuthu’s Machli portraits to Upma Bhatnagar’s Sundarbans investigation — a guide to India’s most significant tiger documentaries.
Books dominated a better part of my childhood days – be it the ‘classics’ that we were prescribed […]
My first interactive experience with animals was when I met Cuckoo eleven years ago. I am not counting […]