conservation

Our BIGGEST Conservation Project!

2025 is a defining moment for wildlife conservation. A quarter of the century has already passed, and the challenges to our planet have never been greater. As India’s population grows and wild habitats shrink, the boundaries between human and animal worlds continue to blur. At the heart of this crisis …

Protecting India’s One-horned Wonder

Picture this: you’re standing in the vibrant grasslands of Kaziranga National Park, the sun rising over the horizon, casting a golden hue across the landscape. Suddenly, you spot a magnificent creature – the greater one-horned rhinoceros. With its unique single horn and armored skin, this incredible animal is not just …

On Humans and Animals

When we think of national parks, we think of untouched, pristine areas teeming with wildlife. The reality however can be far from it. People dwell extremely close to wildlife habitats, sometimes within protected areas, raising the hottest conservation topic of today’s day and age: human-animal conflict. Human-animal conflict is a …

Human-Wildlife Conflict: Do elephants have a part in it?

When we think of India’s national parks, we think of untouched, pristine areas teeming with wildlife. The reality however can be far from it, especially in Central India. People dwell extremely close to wildlife habitats, sometimes within protected areas, raising the hottest conservation topic of today’s day and age: human-animal …

The Rhino Pair that succumbed to Poaching- Tales from the wild

Let us share with you the story of Bonnie & Clyde: An exceptional rhino pair that our founder Suyash Keshari met during his time with @schotia_safaris in South Africa back in 2016. Bonnie & Clyde suffered two poaching attacks in their lifetime. They survived the first attack, but something much …

Panna National Park: Tiger Conservation

At Ameliya Safaris, we believe that wildlife conservation is more than just a responsibilityβ€”it’s a testament to nature’s resilience when given the right support. One such inspiring story comes from Panna National Park in Madhya Pradesh, where authorities have revived a nearly extinct tiger population. From a shocking count of …

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