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New Delhi: The Indian Customs Department; TRAFFIC and WWF-India are reaching out to travelers passing through Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi—India’s busiest airport—on issues related to poaching and illegal wildlife trade. Five life-sized, brightly lit standee displays of Snow Leopard Panthera uncia, Greater One-Horned Rhino Rhinoceros, Pangolins; Asian Elephant and Don’t Buy Trouble (which lists prohibited wildlife species for possession […]

PC- https://www.pexels.com Elephants can sense low-frequency rumbles that allow them to pick up when a storm is coming.  

PC-Nirmal Harindran Sanctuary Asia was born in October 1981. The magazine was used as a platform to spread the message of conservation in a simple language that even a 12-year-old would understand. The magazine that started out as a quarterly, is now a bi-monthly, with subscribers all over the world. As the founder of Sanctuary Nature Foundation, […]

Photo theft, or as it’s legally known, copyright infringement, is an ongoing issue – that’s why I want to talk about how we can prevent it from happening… Here are a few tips that will help you how to protect your pictures online. Copyright Your Photos Image Credit: D3Damon via iStock The moment you take a photo, […]

The lionesses is a disciplinarian and the cubs obey her commands. When the mother is away on a hunt, cubs huddle up and remain silent and hidden. They come out only when their mother calls them with a low grunt. The cubs run towards their mother letting out excited meowing sounds. The cubs are allowed […]

Ma Durga riding a lion Symbolic of unbounded strength, the lion reflects the power of Ma Durga as her Vahana (vehicle) while she protects virtue and destroys evil with her divine presence. Ashoka Pillar          Gold Coins with Lion Motif minted during the reign of Chandragupta Maurya II, AD 376 and 415 […]

 PC-GEORGE DESIPRIS The 13 Tiger Range Countries, including India, recently resolved to double the tiger population by 2022, under the Global Tiger Recovery Programme. In India our conservation efforts have began to show results. In 2014, there were only close to 2226 tigers in India, this number has grown to almost 3890 by 2016. Our […]

Gir is perhaps the best maintained wildlife sanctuary in India. A visit to Gir is fascinating in every season. The changing moods, colours and temperatures, the wilderness is always alive, holding a promise of a great experience. Gir wildlife sanctuary has a mesmerising impact on visitors, often compelling them, to come again and again. The […]