Neglected grasslands
In the moong fields of Sokhalia, among the farmers and the cattle, there jumps a tiny bird; a Lesser florican, madly in love, to attract the females
Tiny, isolated pockets of tropical rainforests
Only found in pockets of Western Ghats mountains, Lion-tailed macaques do look like a Lion for their mane and tail. Unfortunately like Lions they are also in the danger of being extinct
Ancient lava hills
Jawai hills, also known as the leopard hills, in Western India, is a remarkable place where locals and leopards have peacefully coexisted for centuries like nowhere else in the world
Arid desert
With less than 150 living, once in the running to become India’s national bird, Great Indian Bustards, found in the Thar desert of Western India, is now on the brink of extinction
An wet bio-diversity hotspot
Perched at a height of 710m above sea level, Amboli, extremely rich in Herpetofauna, wildflowers and birds, has contributed generously to India’s bio-diversity