Milind Pariwakam works in the Central Indian Tiger Landscape (as a part of Wildlife Conservation Trust), with a focus on road ecology,...

Nearly 4% (about 13 million hectares) of the India’s landmass is infested with lantana (Lantana camara) one of the world’s most invasive...

Over 27-28th April 2019, Amrita had a pop-up of her new venture, Black Orchid, at Artists & Fleas (A&F) in Williamsburg and got the...

The Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) recently launched a website and released a report titled “A Policy Framework for Connectivity...

Archita Sharma ​MSc student, University of Delhi Kanha Tiger Reserve, a popular tiger tourism destination, is a mixed forest...

Pinki Mondal Senior Research Associate, Columbia University, New York, USA Post updated on 4/25/2018 ​Are you interested in science, art,...

Prachi Thatte PhD student, National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India ‘Sunday ho ya Monday… Roz khao ande!!’ says the...

By Aniruddha Dhamorikar Featuring research supported by the DeFries-Bajpai Foundation It is hard to tell if it is the same river you...

Prachi Thatte PhD student, National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India Sal, mahua, teak, tendu and several others,...

Prachi Thatte PhD student, National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India ​​ Bilaspur is an agriculture dominated district in...

By Natasha Rajpurohit ​Ever wondered what it is like to experience wilderness in its truest sense? Read this Last Wilderness blog post by...

By Jennie Miller, John Linnell, Vidya Athreya and Subharanjan Sen This article is an outcome of discussions at the Central Indian...

by Kevin Krajick Featuring research by Amrita Neelakantan, Columbia University It is the black before dawn at the gate to the Kanha Tiger...

— The Last Wilderness Foundation The Last Wilderness Foundation runs a unique and innovative project called the Village Awareness...

Species and Landscapes Programme, WWF India In order to minimize the impact of unsustainable agriculture practices in the Satpuda-Pench...

~ by Species and Landscapes Programme, WWF India For communities living in Dindori of Madhya Pradesh and Mungeli of Chhattisgarh, the...

~ Prachi Thatte Malaria is a major public-health issue in India. The World Health Organization estimates that India accounts for 75% of...

~ Prachi Thatte With 664 million tonnes (Mt) of coal, India was the third largest producer in 2014-15, next to China (3474 Mt) and the...

~ Prachi Thatte Participation by local communities has long been recognized as a key component of successful biodiversity conservation....

~ by Trishna Dutta Originally posted in Conservation India. It turns out that – when it comes to protecting India’s tigers – size...