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Author Archives: Raza Kazmi, Wildlife Conservation Trust

Annals Of The Satpura Uplands- Mapping Past and Present of the Satpura-Melghat Corridor.
6 Aug 2025

Annals Of The Satpura Uplands

by Raza Kazmi, Wildlife Conservation Trust | posted in: Ecology & Natural History |

Mapping Past and Present of the Satpura-Melghat Corridor Betul and Hoshangabad Forest Divisions. Chances are, those reading this would not have come across these names, and the few who have would perhaps find it difficult to put a finger on … Read More

Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is a testament to the potential of even the smallest Protected Areas creating a significant impact when sustained conservation efforts and community support join forces.
22 May 2025

The Sagareshwar Story – an experiment in rewilding

by Raza Kazmi, Wildlife Conservation Trust | posted in: People & Environment |

Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary (WLS) is a small 10.87 sq. km. Protected Area in Sangli district of Maharashtra, and situated about 50 km. from Sangli city. However, what makes this little sanctuary unique is the fact that it is often dubbed … Read More

The Satpura Otter Saga The Eurasian Otter in Peninsular India
4 Feb 2025

The Satpura Otter Saga

by Raza Kazmi, Wildlife Conservation Trust | posted in: Ecology & Natural History |

The Eurasian Otter in Peninsular India “The otter (Lutra vulgaris), of which genus I have never been able to distinguish more than one species in the Central Provinces… is found locally in all the main rivers and larger jungle streams. … Read More

The Central Indian wild buffaloes survive in a single landscape - Chhattisgarh’s Indravati tiger reserve and the adjoining Kopela-Kolamarka forests across the border in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district.
3 Oct 2024

The Last of the Forest Giants : Central India’s Wild Buffaloes

by Raza Kazmi, Wildlife Conservation Trust | posted in: People & Environment |

When we think of charismatic mammals of the central Indian forests, we tend to think of tigers, leopards, dholes, barasinghas, and gaurs. With the recent return of elephants to central India, some would add these pachyderm to the list as … Read More

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