[Commentary] India’s wildlife conservation journey has had great strides and many hurdles
2022-09-28 09:13
Fifty years after the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 came into existence, raising hope that human-animal conflicts would reduce and poachers who were decimating our forest and rivers of their animal wealth, would be checkmated, the question of whether India can really save its wildlife, forests and ecosystems remains. Through personal, ‘lived’ stories of their journey […]
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