Himalayas

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Khaliya Top: A Bird’s-eye View of Birds
Wild Vault
Khaliya Top: A Bird’s-eye View of Birds
Samuel John
Birding at an altitude of ~3,700 m in Uttarakhand’s Munsiyari region presents a top-down perspective and a chance to consider the incredible biodiversity of the alpine zone
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Samuel John
Wild Vault
Drop-Dead Gorgeous: Festoon of Grandalas in the Himalayas
Photo Story
Drop-Dead Gorgeous: Festoon of Grandalas in the Himalayas
Anita Rao-Kashi
In flight or at rest, flocks of grandalas are a joy to behold, thanks to the brilliant blue colouring of the males of the species
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Anita Rao-Kashi
Photo Story
Tragopans of India: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Infographic
Tragopans of India: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about the four colourful and elusive Tragopans found in the Himalayas
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Tibetan Wolves: Long-ranging Drifters of the Changthang
Photo Story
Tibetan Wolves: Long-ranging Drifters of the Changthang
Abhishek Ghoshal
Tibetan wolves are one of the top predators of the high Himalayas in Ladakh. Unfortunately, they have long been persecuted and considered a bad omen
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Abhishek Ghoshal
Photo Story
Asiatic Ibex: Facts, Habitat, and Climbing Ability
Infographic
Asiatic Ibex: Facts, Habitat, and Climbing Ability
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about this surefooted mountaineer
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
The Guide: Singalila National Park
Travel
The Guide: Singalila National Park
Anirudh Nair
Located in West Bengal along India’s international border with Nepal, this national park holds many charms even if you’re not an intrepid trekker
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Anirudh Nair
Travel
Quiz: Small Carnivores
Interactive
Quiz: Small Carnivores
Sustain Team
Small carnivores play an important role in the regulation of ecosystems. Take this quiz and find out how many of these little-known predators you know!
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Sustain Team
Interactive
Tibetan Sand Fox: Facts, Diet, Habitat
Infographic
Tibetan Sand Fox: Facts, Diet, Habitat
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about this specialised carnivore
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Baloo Noir: The Asiatic Black Bear Goes to Town
Photo Story
Baloo Noir: The Asiatic Black Bear Goes to Town
Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
These shaggy bears inhabit the high mountains of the Himalayas and spend their days foraging, sleeping, and tending to young
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Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
Going with the Flow: Tale of the Golden Mahseer
Photo Story
Going with the Flow: Tale of the Golden Mahseer
Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
These large, energetic fish live in deep stretches of rivers and mountain pools in the Himalayas, but twice a year they swim upstream to breed at higher altitudes
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Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
Otters Slipping Away Outside Protected Areas
Conservation
Otters Slipping Away Outside Protected Areas
Sahana Ghosh
India's otters are becoming increasingly rare, especially in the Himalayan region, as hydropower projects, sand mining and boulder collection ravage their habitats
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Sahana Ghosh
Conservation
Rhododendrons: Superflowers of the Himalayas
Conservation
Rhododendrons: Superflowers of the Himalayas
Shweta Basnett
Ingenious ways in which the rhododendrons of Sikkim engage with their habitats and pollinators
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Shweta Basnett
Conservation
Can the Quick Red Fox Jump Over the Ladakhi Dog?
Conservation
Can the Quick Red Fox Jump Over the Ladakhi Dog?
Subhashini Krishnan
In the Changthang Plateau of Ladakh, conflict between red foxes and packs of free-ranging dogs intensifies
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Subhashini Krishnan
Conservation
Challenge and Change in the Changthang
Conservation
Challenge and Change in the Changthang
Trisha Gupta
In this remote, high-altitude plateau of Ladakh, inhabited by Changpa nomads, a worrying transformation of habitat, climate, and lifestyle is under way
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Trisha Gupta
Conservation
How Village Folklore Helps Conserve the Ibex of Pin Valley
Conservation
How Village Folklore Helps Conserve the Ibex of Pin Valley
Abhishek Ghoshal
In the remote villages of Spiti Valley, people and nature are bound together by instinct and tradition
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Abhishek Ghoshal
Conservation
How the Bugun Liocichla is Keeping an Indigenous Culture in the Northeast Alive
Conservation
How the Bugun Liocichla is Keeping an Indigenous Culture in the Northeast Alive
Nandini Velho
Tales of culture and conservation, from the West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh
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Nandini Velho
Conservation
Gone Too Soon: A Tale of the Central Himalayan Langurs of Uttarakhand
Conservation
Gone Too Soon: A Tale of the Central Himalayan Langurs of Uttarakhand
Himani Nautiyal
Is there a way out of the human-langur conflict in the Garhwal Himalayas?
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Himani Nautiyal
Conservation
Brooding over the Black-Necked Crane
Conservation
Brooding over the Black-Necked Crane
Dr. Pankaj Chandan
Encounters and observations of the splendid black-necked cranes at high altitude wetlands
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Dr. Pankaj Chandan
Conservation
Dogs on the Rooftop: Faithful Friends or Fierce Predators?
Conservation
Dogs on the Rooftop: Faithful Friends or Fierce Predators?
Chandrima Home
A dramatic increase in the number of livestock and wildlife being attacked by free-ranging dogs is having an adverse effect on the fragile landscape of the cold desert of Spiti
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Chandrima Home
Conservation
In the Pink: Health and Herding in the Himalayas
Conservation
In the Pink: Health and Herding in the Himalayas
Munib Khanyari
Fostering human-wildlife coexistence in the high mountains. Can disease-free pastoral herds translate to healthy wildlife populations?
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Munib Khanyari
Conservation