Bezoar Ibex
Bezoar ibex Capra aegagrus aegagrus The Bezoar ibex is a subspecies of wild goat and is unfortunately a popular target for trophy hunters across its range in Af Read More
Guldenstadts Redstart
Güldenstädt’s Redstart Phoenicurus erythrogastrus: The Güldenstädt’s Redstart is a bird of the mountains. It can survive nowhere else. Widely spread across the Read More
Tibetan fox
Tibetan fox Vulpes ferrilata: The rare Tibetan fox, also called the Tibetan sand fox, is recognisable by its unusual squarish facial structure and slit eyes. A Read More
Tibetan Wolf
Tibetan wolf Canis lupus chanco: Also known as the woolly wolf, the Tibetan wolf was once thought to be the ancestor of the domestic dog, largely because of its Read More
Hunter Hunted
Hunter Hunted::A carefully positioned ‘camera-trap’ vividly encapsulates the dilemma facing India… how can we reverse our onslaught on the natural world upon wh Read More
Plastic Fantastic?
The image of a rhesus macaque Macaca mulatta on the banks of the holy Ganga, would have been interesting enough without the plastic bag, but with it, a ‘pretty Read More
Wetlands or Wastelands?
Wetlands – rich and biodiverse ecosystems – store as much carbon as currently exists in our atmosphere, but they happen to be even more threatened than our fore Read More
Living on the Edge
A desert fox Vulpes vulpes pusilla pup warily raises its head out of its den as a truck, possibly carrying materials that promise to destroy its fragile home, a Read More
The Big Fish
This is not an image of a whale shark trapped in nets. Cenderawasih Bay, West Papua, is referred to by divers as the Galapagos of Indonesia. Here, in the manner Read More
Too Close for Comfort
While wildlife tourism is a vital conservation tool, the over-habituation of large carnivores such as this curious Bengal tiger Panthera tigris tigris photograp Read More
