Wildlife - A Parallel Society

03/04/2021

Pure love

24/03/2021

Let us share to save wildlife

09/03/2021

The young wildlife warriors of India

India has been home to some incredible wildlife warriors like Valmik Thapar, Romulus Whitaker, Uma Ramakrishnan, Prerna Singh Bindra, Latika Nath, Bittu Sahgal, K.Ullas Karanth and many more...

A baby elephant on fire flees with its mother across a road from a surrounding mob – this is the heart-wrenching image that won Biplab Hazra the Sanctuary Nat

09/03/2021

08/03/2021

On the occasion of Internation Woman's day, we would like to tell you a story of a great Indian woman who has dedicated her life to Wildlife.

At the tender age of eight, Krithi Karanth was tracking Tigers beside her father, Dr. Ullas Karanth, one of India’s pioneering conservation biologists.

She eventually realized that the threats to wildlife often stemmed from farmers fighting to protect their livestock and crops.

After completing her Master’s Degree at Yale and her Doctorate in Conservation Biology at Duke University, she returned home to continue mapping and modeling conflict zones all across India.

She has since published 16 scientific articles in conservation journals around the world, and her work has been covered by major newspapers in India.

As an associate conservation scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Society and Executive Director at the Centre for Wildlife Studies in Bengaluru, India, Dr. Karanth has dedicated her life to improving the plight of the endangered Tiger.

She was named one of National Geographic’s Emerging Explorers in 2012 and was also selected as one of India’s Power Women by Femina.

Hats off to Dr. Karanth & Happy woman's day to all!

07/03/2021

Future of the world

03/03/2021

Look at the current state of wildlife aroung the world..