Elephants

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Gateway to the Northeast: Jaldapara National Park
Video
Gateway to the Northeast: Jaldapara National Park
Biont
Sustain Team
Home to some of India’s largest mammals, West Bengal’s Jaldapara National Park is a striking mosaic of woodlands and grasslands. Moulded by the river Torsa, the grasslands in the floodplains support creatures great and small. Despite this abundance, the park has its own set of challenges.
By
Biont
Sustain Team
Video
Moods of the Forest in Raimona National Park
Habitat
Moods of the Forest in Raimona National Park
Neha Sinha
In western Assam, on the border of India and Bhutan, is a tropical jungle with giants like gaurs and elephants and endemics like the golden langur
By
Neha Sinha
Habitat
Elephants are Choosy When it Comes to Food
Wild Vault
Elephants are Choosy When it Comes to Food
Mongabay
A study in northern West Bengal found that elephants are selective with their diet, feeding on approximately 130 species of plants among the 286 that were recorded.
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Mongabay
Wild Vault
In Our Filth: When Wild Animals Forage in Polluted Habitats
Photo Story
In Our Filth: When Wild Animals Forage in Polluted Habitats
Cara Tejpal
How do we manage waste? What we leave behind in our wildernesses impacts all living things in many ways. This crowd-sourced photo project busts India’s “pristine wilderness” narrative
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Cara Tejpal
Photo Story
Chaurs: The Wild and Wonderful Grasslands of Corbett
Video
Chaurs: The Wild and Wonderful Grasslands of Corbett
Sustain Team
The rolling grasslands at the heart of Jim Corbett National Park are a grazing ground for some, and a hunting ground for others. They form only 10 per cent of the forest but are vital to its survival
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Sustain Team
Video
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve: A Sight and Story at Every Bend
Habitat
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve: A Sight and Story at Every Bend
Ramya Sriram
The lush forest is best experienced through the eyes of the local tribals-turned-guides who know the landscape intimately
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Ramya Sriram
Habitat
Language of Giants: The Intriguing World of Elephant Communication
Photo Story
Language of Giants: The Intriguing World of Elephant Communication
Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Asian elephants use a range of sensory signals to bond with each other, mate, even express grief and empathy
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Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
Natural Habitats Under Attack: Conservation of Elephants and other Animals
Conservation
Natural Habitats Under Attack: Conservation of Elephants and other Animals
Prerna Singh Bindra
Aditya Panda
In the righteous cacophony surrounding the death of an elephant by a bomb concealed in a pineapple, the real, urgent issues that elephants and other wildlife face remain buried
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Prerna Singh Bindra
Aditya Panda
Conservation
Periyar Tiger Reserve, Trendsetter in Converting Poachers to Protectors
Wild Vault
Periyar Tiger Reserve, Trendsetter in Converting Poachers to Protectors
KA Shaji
Vidiyal Vanapathukappu Sangam, India’s first participatory forest management project comprising solely of former poachers and sandalwood smugglers, completes 17 years of conservation in Periyar Tiger Reserve of Kerala
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KA Shaji
Wild Vault
Breaking Bad: The Brotherhood of Bull Elephants
Column
Breaking Bad: The Brotherhood of Bull Elephants
Janaki Lenin
How young male elephants have changed their social behaviour and adopted a range of strategies and tactics that help them raid crops and survive the wrath of humans
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Janaki Lenin
Column
Asian Elephant, Great Indian Bustard and Bengal Florican to Receive Cross-Border Protections
News
Asian Elephant, Great Indian Bustard and Bengal Florican to Receive Cross-Border Protections
Radhika Raj
The ongoing United Nation's COP13 convention accepted India’s proposal for their inclusion in Appendix 1 according these migratory species the highest levels of protection
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Radhika Raj
News
The Guide: Wild Wayanad
Travel
The Guide: Wild Wayanad
Shashank Birla
Kerala’s Wayanad district is a splendid wilderness area that is a hotbed of amazing creatures large and small
By
Shashank Birla
Travel
Every Creature Embraces its Unique Sleep Habits
Wild Vault
Every Creature Embraces its Unique Sleep Habits
Malavika Bhattacharya
Hitting the hay isn’t the same for every living being, some doze for a short spell, while others are only awake for a tiny part of their day
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Malavika Bhattacharya
Wild Vault
Big Five: The Stars and Stripes of Kaziranga National Park
Photo Story
Big Five: The Stars and Stripes of Kaziranga National Park
Sustain Team
These are the celebrities everyone wants to see when they visit Kaziranga — tiger, rhino, elephant, swamp deer, and wild water buffalo
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Sustain Team
Photo Story
Living With Elephants
Video
Living With Elephants
Sustain Team
In the last few decades, Assam has turned into the epicentre of human-elephant conflict, with deaths and severe damages on both sides. But not all hope is lost
By
Sustain Team
Video
Forced to Join the Boys’ Club: Male Elephants Adapt to Change
News
Forced to Join the Boys’ Club: Male Elephants Adapt to Change
Deepa Padmanaban
Known to lead solitary lives once they reach adolescence, male elephants in South India are now responding to habitat changes by altering their behaviour and hanging out in all-male groups
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Deepa Padmanaban
News
Life in Lakhipur, on the Fringe of the Forest
Wild Vault
Life in Lakhipur, on the Fringe of the Forest
Malavika Bhattacharya
Animals know no borders. When you live on the edge of the forest, the animals will sometimes come a visiting
By
Malavika Bhattacharya
Wild Vault
Offtrack in Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary
Conservation
Offtrack in Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary
Malavika Bhattacharya
The colonial-era Meleng Railway line cuts through this sanctuary in Assam, threatening the wildlife within
By
Malavika Bhattacharya
Conservation