Himachal Pradesh, with 44 unique adults detected in six representative sites First official record of Pallas’s cat in Kinnaur and rediscovery of woolly flying ...

Animal rescuers in California shared security camera stills showing the moment a foster kitten spiced up her human family's ...

Not even the most remote places on the planet are free from the presence of technology, and advances allow us to know more ...

Pallas's cat was photographed in Arunachal Pradesh, expanding its range, while WWF-India recorded rare wild cats at record altitudes.

Volunteers and conservationists set up trail cameras throughout Wadi Wurayah National Park, “the UAE’s first mountain protected area,” as part of ongoing efforts to document and monitor the park’s ...

Camera traps across India's forests reveal the presence of some of the country's most elusive animals like snow leopards, ...

Snow leopard population is from the new survey released on the first day of the Wildlife Week being observed from October 2 to 8) said the count excluded cubs ...

In addition to snow leopards, the survey also drew distribution maps for key prey species such as the blue sheep, Himalayan ...

The population of rare snow leopards in the high-altitude areas of Himachal Pradesh has surged by 62% over four years. A new survey reports a rise from 51 to 83 leopards. Community involvement played ...

Conducted in one year with strong community participation, the study strengthens long-term conservation plans and highlights the role of local communities in protecting habitats.