Join bat conservationist Rohit Chakravarty as he explores Bengaluru after dark, tracking woolly-nosed bats, pipistrelles, and other nocturnal species. Despite the challenges of filming wildlife in a bustling city, this documentary reveals the hidden lives of urban bats and their remarkable adaptations.

Never seen before visuals of tiger from Central Indian Landscape

Journey through Kodagu, the heart of the Western Ghats, where rivers, forests, and extraordinary wildlife shape one of India's richest landscapes.

T.S. Sundar, an 81-year-old Bengalurian artist, has spent 45 years crafting over 40,000 unique seed and thorn artifacts, mostly birds, without seeking fame.

The Naga Pride is community conservation documentary revolving around the annual migratory birds, Amur Falcon and the hunting tribes of Nagaland. It showcases the transformation of these hunter to protectors with support and participation from the government, NGO’s and wildlife conservationists and enthusiasts. It also deals with the effect of climate change on wildlife in […]

In a world subjected to an onslaught of saleable ideas and products, a world where we indulge beyond our means, is there a possibility of leading a life true to the values we believe in? To abstain from indulgence? ‘Sarala – Virala’ is an insight into a life of simple man, who remains steadfast and […]

World's only floating National National Park - Keibul Lamjao National Park and its endemic resident - the critically endangered deer Sangai

World's only floating National National Park - Keibul Lamjao National Park and its endemic resident - the critically endangered deer Sangai