Neha Sinha

As we head towards an impending water-crisis, here are a few the things we can all do to save and store the blue gold.

Zoos are not panopticons. The animal comes first.

Drogon not avenging his mother's murder, and obliterating the cycle of violence is a fantastic glimpse into a more-than-human point of view.

See goodness emerge from the fallow spaces by just letting them be — here are a few things you can do to help wildlife this summer.

The Aravallis are much more than an aesthetic setting to the National Capital Region. It is the natural entity that protects us from desertification, holds crucial water reserves and protects us from global warming.

The Yamuna River, tucked into the farthest corners of the mind for most of the year, is being parted and cleaved by thousands of beaks and wings.

This year onwards, we need to pressurise our lawmakers, and ourselves, to be ecological patriots. There is really no other way for robust citizenship.

Natural history and wildlife writing in a decolonised set-up has no obvious traps of power. It is instead sensitive, scientific and occasionally, about love.

If elephants are to survive, much more intensive habitat management is needed.

While India gets tens of thousands of migratory birds, we have not had sustained conservation work for many species.