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Ananda Banerjee

Ananda Banerjee

Articles by Ananda Banerjee

India’s monsoon bounty and signs of a looming crisis

The intense rain is not just a problem; it’s a self-fuelling engine of destruction for land. It drives severe soil loss, a challenge often overshadowed by flooding. (AP)

Published on Oct 24, 2025 08:38 pm IST

No immediate relief in sight from climate crisis

Trucks wait to be loaded with coal, to be taken to a coal-fired power plant, at a coal storage facility in Chongqing, in southwest China on February 12, 2025. (Photo by AFP) / China OUT (AFP)

Published on Feb 15, 2025 08:05 pm IST

Climate crisis: A plan B needed for wild weather

The irony is despite all the talk on targets, clean energy, and the phasing out fossil fuels, the climate crisis is unfolding at a frantic pace (PTI)

Updated on Nov 30, 2024 07:51 pm IST

In bird flight patterns, signs of looming disaster

May 11 is observed all over as World Migratory Bird Day, a day when the spotlight is on the protection of migratory birds and their habitats. (Instagram/@dhrubazaan)

Published on May 13, 2024 12:38 am IST

Aditya ‘Dicky’ Singh: The wildlife chronicler behind iconic images

Tigress Machali with her last litter of three female cubs. (Aditya ‘Dicky’ Singh)

Updated on Sept 07, 2023 01:00 am IST

India’s tiger project is at a fork in the road

Poaching remains one of the biggest threats to tigers. 30% of India’s tiger population — more than 1,000 animals — are outside the protection of reserves (PTI)

Published on Aug 03, 2023 10:53 pm IST

Environment needs our urgent attention

The biggest challenge for the country is that it generates much more plastic waste than it reports (Ajay Aggarwal/HT Archive)

Published on Jun 04, 2023 09:01 pm IST

A message from The Elephant Whisperers

Elephants can’t be confined to national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. They are giant nomads and follow ancient routes passed down through generational genes (AFP)

Updated on Mar 13, 2023 07:03 pm IST

How many tigers can India’s forests sustain?

Tigresses require an inviolate space of 800-1,200 sq km to breed a viable population of 80-100 tigers. In a densely populated country such as ours, however, pristine wilderness is wishful thinking( Shutterstock)

Updated on Jan 16, 2023 08:28 pm IST

Don’t be oblivious of our natural heritage

Mirzapur is a place for small mammals, especially wild cats. But, with every passing year, a bit of the wilderness vanishes as new development springs up (Kartik Singh)

Updated on May 21, 2022 12:25 pm IST

Review: Rewilding - India’s Experiments in Saving Nature by Bahar Dutt

An Indian one-horned rhinoceros and its baby at the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam.(Biju BoroAFP)

Updated on Jan 17, 2020 07:21 pm IST

Review: Birds About Delhi by Nikhil Devasar and Rajneesh Suvarna

Sarus cranes at the Dhanauri wetland in Greater Noida, UP, on January 31, 2019.(Sunil Ghosh/HT)

Updated on Feb 15, 2019 05:47 pm IST

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