Field Notes
Jungle Cat Kitten Rescued in Thane to Begin Rehabilitation Journey
A jungle cat kitten from Thane, Maharashtra, is set for rehabilitation after being abandoned by its mother.
Field Notes
The Rainforest Ecolodge: A Sustainable Gateway to Sinharaja
Discover the renewed vision for The Rainforest Ecolodge, where hospitality meets conservation in Sri Lanka's S...
Field Notes
The Four Layers of a Rainforest
Emergent, canopy, understory and floor, each with its own residents.
Field Notes
Why Rainforests Make Their Own Rain
Trees breathe out water by the tonne, and the clouds that form bring it back.
Field Notes
Following a River Into the Jungle
Rivers are the old roads of the forest, and still the best way to see it.
Field Notes
The Secret Life of Ferns
Older than the flowers, and still quietly holding the forest floor together.
Field Notes
Listening for Frogs After Dark
A wet night is the loudest in the jungle, and a good measure of its health.
Saving the Wild
Why Planting the Right Tree Matters Most
A native sapling in the right place outlasts a hundred in the wrong one.
Saving the Wild
How Wildlife Corridors Reconnect a Forest
A narrow strip of trees can let a shut-in population find its way out.
Saving the Wild
What Happens When a Forest Is Left Alone
Given time and seed, cleared land can begin to come back by itself.