The magnificent Kharai camels get vital elements of their diet from marine mangroves on islands – and get there by swimming – yes swimming! – several kilometres off the coast of Kachchh (or Kutch) in Gujarat
Human-wildlife conflict is escalating in Radhanagari, Kolhapur, where the gaur buffalo are raiding nearby farms. This is spurred by deforestation, cropping changes, drought and fluctuating weather patterns
Tiger landscapes in Vidarbha are shrinking, largely due to infrastructure projects, while the tiger population is growing. So the animals venture into villages, where attacks are increasing. And there's no solution in sight
How does one feed a creature requiring 200 kilos of grass and other food each day? A failed attempt by journalists to find out in Surguja, Chhattisgarh
Jayamma Belliah, an Adivasi from Ananjihundi village in Karnataka, documents her life in a forest with a camera. An outstanding photo essay on PARI to commemorate March 8, International Women's Day
How does anything as big as a bull elephant remain invisible?
On November 2, T1, a tigress believed to have killed at least 13 people, was shot in Yavatmal district. What happened in the weeks before this massive operation involving hundreds of officials and dozens of tactics?
N. Swamy Bassavanna, a farmer from Mangala village, says in this sixth in a series of six photo essays on life in a forest, ‘Everyone should be involved in farming and understand the challenges we face’
Travelling across a mule route, trudging 25 kilometres for hours through steep and risky terrain to reach the Satper meadow in Uttarakhand, where outsiders are rarely allowed, our reporter brought this story of the villagers who pick keeda jadi, the caterpillar fungus, which is sold in a lucrative but illegal cross-border trade
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