Bandipur Tiger Reserve

Many Tree-Planting Campaigns Are Based on Flawed Science

Lantana Invasion Threatens 40 Percent of India’s Tiger Habitat: Study

Watch | She is Protecting Wildlife in Bandipur, One Animal at a Time

Bandipur Forest, Karnataka, a sanctuary for a small group of tigers. Credit: vijaysawant/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Bandipur Tiger Reserve: SC Gives Centre Four Weeks for Alternative Road Proposal

India’s National Animal Loses to ‘National Interest’

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When We Speak of Human-Wildlife Conflicts, Who Are the Humans?

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Human-Wildlife Conflicts Could Consume the Forest Department in the Long Run