wildlife

The Day of the Grey Ghost

Amita Shah

After the first scientific survey of its numbers, the Himalayan snow leopard is attracting more wildlife enthusiasts and tourists

The Return of the Phantom Beasts

V Shoba

Inside the bold and troubling world of de-extinction

The Hunter’s Nature

Ranjit Lal

The enduring aura of Jim Corbett

Licensed to Kill

Lhendup G Bhutia

Nawab Shafath Ali Khan is the man officials turn to when wild beasts terrorise rural communities

The Come Back Cat

Nikita Doval

Seven decades after it vanished from India, the cheetah is set to return this November. Some conservationists fear it will upset the Indian ecological balance

How Many Leopards Does India Have?

Nikita Doval

Till we can answer that there is no good estimate of how many have been killed

Ode to Nature

Vaishali Rawat

A journey across Asia’s most beautiful wildernesses

“There are more people out there looking for wild meat”

V Shoba

K Ullas Karanth, an authority on tigers, in conversation with V Shoba

After the Inferno

Vivek Menon

On an island off Adelaide, bush fire wreaks havoc on the future of wildlife

Hope in Masai Mara-Serengeti

Jaisal Singh

Spotting caracals in Africa

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