From the crocodiles of Odisha's Bhitarkanika to the gharials of Chambal, these ancient reptiles are key to healthy river ecosystems.

#wildlifeconservation #Reptiles #Wildlife #Crocodile #ReptileConservation #Gharial #MarshCrocodile #SaltwaterCrocodile #WorldCrocodileDay

The Vernal Hanging Parrot (Loriculus vernalis) is a quiet, solitary bird found in regions of peninsular and northeastern India. Named for its habit of roosting upside down, it plays an important role in forest ecosystems by feeding on fruits, flowers and nectar.
#Parrots #Birds #Conservation

Otters live in tight-knit families, use coordinated hunting techniques, and have a wide vocal range.
Protect otters, and you protect the lifelines of our land — rivers.
#Wildlife #India #RiverWildlife #WildlifeConservation #Otters

Every year, birds cross continents to rest, feed, and breed in India.

From Arctic-breeding ducks to raptors from Siberia, these migratory birds rely on India’s wetlands, grasslands, and forests to survive their long journeys.

#WorldMigratoryBirdDay #BirdConservation

India’s donkeys are being trafficked and slaughtered for their skin—used to make Ejiao, a product sold in the name of traditional medicine.
We’re losing entire populations to a cruel trade most people don’t even know exists.

Say no to the skin trade.

#Donkey #AnimalTrafficking #FarmAnimals

India’s most adaptable big cat is running out of space.
From the Aravallis to the Western Ghats, leopards silently patrol our forests—keeping ecosystems in balance.

#Leopard #WildlifeConservation #Wildlife #India #LeopardConservation

As summer scorches the forests, wild animals walk long distances searcching for water. Project Aquarius brings water back to the wild—one solar pump at a time.

#EarthDay #WildlifeConservation #WaterForWildlife

In Odisha's Similipal Tiger Reserve, a rare phenomenon unfolds—Bengal tigers with pseudo-melanism. Their stripes are so dense they appear black. This unique trait results from a mutation in the Taqpep gene.​

#India #WildlifeConservation #Tigers #TigerConservation

They fly under the radar, but their impact is sky high. 🦇
India’s bats pollinate fruit trees, control crop-damaging pests, and help regenerate forests by dispersing seeds.
#Bats #BatConservation #WildlifeConservation #FruitBat

Water is life—for us and for the wild.
This World Water Day, be a part of the solution. Write to us at director@earthbrigadefoundation.org to know how you can support us!
#WorldWaterDay #WildlifeOfIndia #WaterForWildlife #WildlifeConservation #SolarPump #SolarEnergy

A cool drink, a refreshing bath. This is what Project Aquarius makes possible in India's forests.
Write to us at director@earthbrigadefoundation.org to support us!

#ElephantConservation #WildlifeConservation #India #AsianElephant #SolarPump

Once a common sight in every garden, sparrows are now disappearing due to habitat loss, pesticides, radiation, and lack of water sources. These tiny birds play a big role in balancing our ecosystem by controlling pests and pollinating plants.
#WorldSparrowDay #BirdsOfIndia

We thank IIFA for giving us a huge platform at the 25th IIFA awards in Jaipur, 8-9th March.
Thanking Archna Singh for sharing her videos for our film, and Mr Viraf Sarkari, Andre Timmins & the staff of IIFA for their support.
#India #Wildlife #Tigers #WildlifeConservation #Rajasthan

This #WorldWildlifeDay, learn how Earth Brigade Foundation keeps India's wildlife safe, one solar pump installation at a time.
Thanking Sridhar Sivaram for his constant support towards our wildlife conservation efforts.
#WildlifeOfIndia #IndianWildlife #SolarPump #WaterForWildlife #TigerConservation

Wildlife and wild places are life itself. This sloth bear drinks from a pond replenished by our Project Aquarius solar pump at Corbett Tiger Reserve—a small step towards protecting nature’s balance.

#WildlifeConservation #SlothBear #WildlifeOfIndia #ProtectWildlife