Interview 9: Decoding Human Elephant Conflict with Prachi Mehta

Over 100 elephants and 350 people lose their lives to human elephant conflict in India. This is not surprising given that only 22% of elephant habitat in India is found within protected areas. The issue of HEC is compounded by increasing habitat fragmentation, due to urbanization, development of linear infrastructure and cropland expansion. On this […]

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The Call of the Wild: Top 10 Places to See Wolves in Their Natural Habitat in 2023

Wolves, enigmatic creatures of the wild, have long fascinated humans with their intelligence, social structure, and haunting howls that echo through the wilderness. Despite being misunderstood and often feared, wolves play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and preserving biodiversity. For nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers, observing wolves in their natural habitat is a

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How is the Maned Wolf being conserved?

In the vast grasslands and scrublands of South America, the maned wolf stands tall as a captivating and enigmatic species. Known for its fox-like appearance, striking red coat, and distinctive black mane, the maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) is a symbol of the region’s rich biodiversity. However, this magnificent canid faces a range of threats that

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How are Ethiopian Wolves being conserved?

In the highlands of Ethiopia, a charismatic and endangered species, Ethiopian Wolves (Canis simensis), roam the vast Afroalpine landscape. This strikingly beautiful and highly specialized canid is the world’s rarest wolf and is unique to the Ethiopian Highlands. Despite its ecological importance and cultural significance, the Ethiopian wolf faces numerous threats, making its conservation imperative.

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Spiders – Little Creatures of Large Significance for Conservation

According to Mittermeier et al. (1998), India is one of 17 megadiverse countries and boasts a remarkably diverse fauna with more than 89,000 species. There are 2,577 protists among them, 5,070 molluscs, 68,389 arthropods, 209 amphibians, 390 mammals, 456 reptiles, 119 members of the protochordata, 2,546 fish, 1,232 ave species, and 8,329 other invertebrates. India

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