Over the years we've been wowed by stunning photographs of wild tigers, especially from India. But have you ever wondered who took the first photograph of a tiger in the wild? When? Where?
Well, here it is. Shot in 1925. The photographer: An Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer.
Tadoba Tiger Reserve forest delivers more infrastructure benefits for India, particularly farmers, than coal mines that destroy forests, which are climate-extremes-mitigating infrastructures. @SanctuaryAsia@SanctuaryCocoon@anishandheria@PaulsarmayaPaul https://t.co/qIC3Wy4ByP
These rare, beautiful animals, defenseless and helpless, will lose their natural habitat with the #DibangHPP. Is it their fault that they have been living here for too long?
This controversial dam is well known for massive opposition it has faced from local tribal people here
Just when you start claiming you know a lot about #snowleopards, data throws in a new twist! Two males with overlapping ranges and a female with a single eye in #SouthGobi:
After record #flamingo numbers, #Maharashtra mangrove cell has asked for a NOC & sought comments from @CIDCO_Ltd & the district collector on declaring Talawe wetlands (TSC, NRI, Seawoods) in #NaviMumbai a Conservation Reserve. Photos by: @pratikchorge00, @sunnyagro