"Saving one animal won't change the world, but it will change the world for that ONE animal."

Rhino Saved From Poachers In Assam

Forest officials of Assam were able to save a rhino’s life and cruel butchering of its horn when they arrested 5 poachers in Assam’s Orang national park last Sunday. Mangaldoi wildlife divisional forest officer, Sunnydeo Choudhury said that the poachers had already chalked out their plan to sneak into Orang, on the northern banks of […]

Take The Vulture Quiz!

It’s International Vulture Awareness Day today and we thought the best way to celebrate these magnificent birds would be to test our knowledge about them and show you how essential they are to our ecosystem. Vultures are scavenger birds that ensure that the entire ecosystem remains clean and healthy by eating dead animals and carrion. […]

Indian Eagle Owl Rescued in Agra

Our friends in the wild are often in trouble because of poachers and threats to their habitats due to deforestation. There are many organizations which strive for their cause. At times, the animals succumb to the vile schemes of poachers. However, there are many instances when the efforts of the NGOs have paid off and […]

Book Review: Age Of Endlings

Conservation is a never-ending struggle to secure the integrity of ecological habitats, and the preservation of the species dwelling in them. Preventing the extinction of species threatened by it is one of conservation’s major aims. The extinctions of the Dodo, the Tasmanian tiger and the Passenger Pigeon have left an indelible imprint on the minds […]

Photos: Animals Battling Assam Floods

As Assam witnesses the worst flooding in decades, drowning villages and forests, animals too battle the rising waters by running to higher grounds. See in pictures the situation is Assam,     More Related Stories, Assam Government Plans 8 Key Strategies To Protect Rhinos One Horned Rhinos Battling Floods In Assam Temples In Assam Come […]

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