The Himalayas are alive with rare animal species. Each sighting is a reminder of the need to protect this fragile ecosystem.

Most visitors don’t consider the Himalaya a wildlife destination, but the world’s highest mountains hold a surprising amount of diversity. From snow leopards and grumpy Pallas’s cats to blood ...

The Pallas’s cat is just one of several wildcats spotted in Arunachal Pradesh, which also supports snow leopards, common ...

A WWF-India survey in Arunachal Pradesh captured the first-ever photo of the elusive Pallas's cat, along with snow leopards, ...

The world's smallest deer, a flying frog and catfish that stick to rocks -- as well as more than 350 other species -- have been discovered over the past 10 years in the Himalayas, making them one of ...

WWF & Arunachal Forest Department study also found common leopard at highest ever 4,600 m; clouded leopards, marbled cats and ...

A recent wildlife survey in Arunachal Pradesh, conducted by WWF-India and the state forest department, has yielded the first ...

Bhutan is leveraging an innovative biodiversity monitoring tool called environmental DNA (eDNA) to create its first ...

A total of 136 camera traps were set up at 83 locations across 2,000 sq km of rugged high-altitude rangelands in the West ...

The Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) in Himachal Pradesh is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its breathtaking ...

ITANAGAR- In a groundbreaking discovery that underscores the untapped wonders of the eastern Himalayas, a collaborative ...