Wild Picture of the Day or #WildPic today is sent by Travel Blogger Laurel Robbins of Monkeys and Mountains. The picture is called ”Diving with Sharks” capture by photographer Joost van Uffelen and showcases Laurels diving experience. Laurel describes her experience as - ”We were really lucky on this dive and were surrounded by 17 Oceanic Blacktips …

By D.V. Kapil (Retd IFS) Saying that man cannot manage or manipulate the number of animals in this world is not an absolutely truthful statement. Practicing our tested management tools, we can to a certain limit, manipulate the population through a number of activities that may improve or …

This guest post has been compiled by Michael Edmondstone who has long been wanting to add his post on Wild Navigator. This is our first ever post that links art, music with the environment and Michael has summarised a list from all over the world with a small brief of the importance of the song for …

Wild Picture of the Day or #WildPic today is from Traveller, Adventurer, Explorer, Writer & Photographer Iain Mallory of Mallory on Travel -  ”Being teased by a Humpback Whale”. Yes, thats right  - it’s the Humpback Whale …. Found in oceans and seas around the world, they are said to migrate …

Wild Picture of the Day or #WildPic today is ”The Wildlife Tourism Tangle”.  As India await’s the supreme courts judgement on the future of tiger tourism in core critical tiger habitats - India’s premier wildlife conservation & ecology magazine Sanctuary Asia’s editor Mr. Bittu Sahgal contributes attached picture with his message for …

By Trish Saikia When I first got my Singapore airline tickets, the Singapore Zoo was the first thing on my bucket list. Having heard about its recognition as the finest Zoo in Asia, my temptations flared up. Well, we all know of the cosmopolitan image of Singapore but …