Ethical wildlife viewing in Indian forests
Plain rules of thumb for watching wildlife in Indian forests and reserves: distance, noise, food, night lights, bird calls, geotags and elephants on the road.
Plain rules of thumb for watching wildlife in Indian forests and reserves: distance, noise, food, night lights, bird calls, geotags and elephants on the road.
How camera traps and India's four-yearly tiger estimate work, what they say about Periyar's tigers, and why most visitors never see one and still come home happy.
The Nilgiri tahr lives only on the grassy cliffs of the southern Western Ghats. What research says about the animal, its shola-grassland home and how to watch it.
Why the Periyar lake shore is such a good place to see Asian elephants, how to read a herd's body language, and how people at the forest edge live beside them.