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    Indian village holds crocodile hostage for $700

    Indian village holds crocodile hostage for $700

    11 Sep 2020

    Villagers in northern India were initially alarmed when they found a crocodile lurking in the local pond. But then they hatched a plan — to demand a ransom. The...

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    Kenyan all-female wildlife ranger team breaks down barriers

    14 Aug 2020

    On the sweeping plains at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, a group of female wildlife rangers is making history by defying patriarchal norms that have been passed down for...

    Local tours bring some relief to South Africa's safari industry

    Local tours bring some relief to South Africa's safari industry

    09 Aug 2020

    Tourists gasp as two lionesses elegantly pad across the track, barely glancing at the jeep-load of city dwellers escaping lockdown at a game reserve in Gauteng, South Africa's coronavirus...

    Pandemic further threatens endangered species

    Pandemic further threatens endangered species

    07 Aug 2020

    Louise Boyle, The Independent A global wildlife emergency is developing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The Independent recently revealed the potential scale of the crisis after tourism...

    Rare photo of a black panther-leopard couple goes viral

    Rare photo of a black panther-leopard couple goes viral

    27 Jul 2020

    A wildlife photographer from India has managed a feat a few have achieved so far. Mithun Hunugund, the Bengaluru-based photographer, has captured a photograph of a rare leopard couple...

    Indian tiger survey sets a Guinness record

    Indian tiger survey sets a Guinness record

    14 Jul 2020

    India enters the Guinness World Records for the world’s largest camera trap wildlife survey. The All India Tiger Estimation 2018, released last year, has set the world record. The results...

    Kenya wildlife reserves threatened as tourists stay away

    Kenya wildlife reserves threatened as tourists stay away

    13 Jul 2020

    In the majestic plains of the Maasai Mara, the coronavirus pandemic spells economic disaster for locals who earn a living from tourists coming to see Kenya's abundant wildlife. Even...

    Africa's most famous silverback gorilla Rafiki killed by poachers

    Africa's most famous silverback gorilla Rafiki killed by poachers

    13 Jun 2020

    One of Africa’s most famous mountain gorillas, Rafiki, has been killed. Four men have been arrested in Uganda and face a life sentence if found guilty of killing an...

    As humanity hides, wildlife reclaims lost territory

    As humanity hides, wildlife reclaims lost territory

    24 Apr 2020

    Louis Sahagun, Tribune News Service Naturalist Gerry Hans stood in the middle of a lonely road in Griffith Park on Saturday, inhaled deeply though his face mask and admired the...

    The Independent calls for tighter restrictions on wildlife trade and markets after coronavirus

    The Independent calls for tighter restrictions on wildlife trade and markets after coronavirus

    12 Apr 2020

    Louise Boyle, The Independent The Independent today calls for an international effort in creating tighter restrictions on wildlife markets and the trade of wild animals to reduce our risk of...

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