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Wildlife Underpasses on Indian Highways: What They Are and Who Uses Them

A camera trap set inside a concrete culvert beneath NH-44 in Madhya Pradesh once captured a tiger padding through at 2 a.m., unhurried, following a scent trail that predated the road above it by centuries. The underpass had been there for three years before the tiger showed up. That gap,…

Times Life · Oct 22

Why Human-Wildlife Conflict Compensation Claims Fail in India

The Distance Between the Attack and the ChequeWhen a leopard takes a goat from a village bordering Corbett or Pench, the family has 24 to 48 hours to report it to the forest department. Miss that window and the claim is void before it starts. The animal is gone, the…

Times Life · Oct 1

Project Tiger at Fifty: How India's Reserve Model Saved the Predator and Erased the Forest Dweller

The Count That Changed EverythingIn 1973, the All-India Tiger Census recorded fewer than 1,800 tigers across the country. The number was a shock, not because it was surprising to people who lived near forests, but because it was now official. Project Tiger launched that year under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi,…

Times Life · Sep 30