Their Husbands Were Killed by Tigers. Now These Women Are Restoring the Big Cat’s Threatened Habitat
Bengal tigers live here in the Sundarbans mangroves—a watery world that they thrive in, consuming a diet of fish and crabs.
New Delhi: The Sundarbans, the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, has 182 tigers -- 106 in Bangladesh and around 76 in India, according to the first ever modern survey jointly conducted by ...
The estimated population of the saltwater crocodile in the Sundarbans is between 220 and 242, according to the 2025 census. This is an assessment of the population trend, not the exact number, a ...
Perched on a wooden plank, ecologist Sahadev Sharma cautiously drills steel rods into the mud near the tangled roots of mangrove trees. In the fast-depleting Sundarbans forest, the rods will monitor ...
It was a beautiful sunny day as the Indian Forest Service (IFS) transported a Bengal tiger for release into the wild. The IFS planned to release the tiger in the Sundarbans region in West Bengal, ...
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Mangroves that spoke back: Radhika Suri’s new book born from a moment in the Sundarbans
Where warm sand meets salty waves, where roots tangle like puzzles and the air hums with invisible life, the mangroves stand ...
In the world’s largest mangrove forest, women whose husbands were killed by Bengal tigers are working to restore their habitat.
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