The Terai grasslands of India are one of the nation’s most crucial but at the same time most threatened ecosystems. Running along the foothills of the Himalayas, these grasslands, wetlands and riverine forests contain an amazing array of animals, from rhinos and elephants to swamp deer, wild buffalo and many bird species. But without preserving ...

India marked World Rhino Day 2026 with a renewed focus on the conservation of the greater one-horned rhinoceros, one of the country’s most recognisable wildlife species. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s conservation efforts on September 22 and praised the people and authorities working to protect rhinos across their range states. The occasion also brought ...

The one-horned rhinoceros of Assam has become one of the conservation success stories of India with the population of rhinos in Assam recorded to be 3,260. The number brings to focus the efforts made in conserving the rhinos in the protected areas of Assam, especially Kaziranga National Park, which continues to be the major home ...