wildlife
WillKat and the Endearing Eleven of Kaziranga
Vivek Menon
The royal couple makes a difference in the animal kingdom too
A Cockney Chaffinch and the Art of Birdsong
What do bird calls do to human minds? Our brains store away the aural backgrounds to our lives and when we hear strange, unfamilar sounds, we feel alienated. In this personal aural mindscape of ours, birds play a major part
Onward and Upward
This celebration of Indian birds is a treasure chest that might even kick-start a lifelong passion in readers
The Tiger, The Tusker And a Forest Guard
Watching her from our elephant-back vantage, there was a peace that was starting to descend on that wretched Dhikala chaur. The chital went back to their grass. The elephant breathed slowly, then slower, and then no more. The tigers of Corbett had claimed their largest victim yet
Green versus Red
The future of conservation in some of India’s most resource-rich forests hinges on how battles shape up between rebels and the State
The Leopard in My Backyard
Where close encounters with creatures of the wild are disturbingly common
Trunk Call
Shy lovemaking, illicit liquor consumption, and other elephant habits that this researcher has noted in his 15 years on their tail
Dispatched to Die
The latest death of a translocated tiger reiterates how Sariska continues to stand for everything that could have gone wrong with conservation in India.
Killing Them with Kindness
Animal welfare is not conservation. That is why our emotional meddling, however well intentioned, poses a menace to wildlife
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