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We are a media & production house focused on natural world stories 🌿 Nature inFocus is an inclusive and ardent voice for natural world storytellers.

As one of the largest communities of wildlife photographers, filmmakers, conservationists and nature travel enthusiasts, we believe that awareness is the first step towards meaningful change. We are certain that with our collective efforts we can ensure a safe place for every lifeform on this planet. After all, we are all in this together. Share your stories on this site. It could become a tool fo

r people to fall in love with the wild, to discover and explore it, to find out what ails it, what delights it, and ultimately, how to protect it. Write to us -> [email protected]

15/07/2025

An incredible moment for Indian wildlife conservation! 🐆 The elusive Caracal has been sighted in Madhya Pradesh after nearly two decades!

This significant discovery, confirmed through camera trap images by the dedicated monitoring efforts of Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department. With fewer than 50 Caracals estimated to remain in the wild in India, this sighting offers a hope for this rare species.

Have you ever been lucky enough to spot a Caracal in the wild? We'd love to hear about it! Share your stories and images and tag us! We might even reshare your amazing encounters!

Image credit: Canva

15/07/2025

Tuesday morning breakfast! 🍳

Reposted from .koppalkar Nature's Spectacle

A Shrike's hunt: We were at Bhigwan recently and witnessed a Shrike in action, hunting a Calotes lizard. The Shrike then proceeded to find a suitable spot to eat its kill. After some searching, it found a thorny bush, hung its prey and ate it in front of us so typical of this bird behaviour …

Shot with Nikon Z9 + Nikon Z400f4.5

14/07/2025

Think you know leopards? Think again.

In Episode 7 of Some Like It Wild, we sit down with Dr. Vidya Athreya, India’s leading expert on human-leopard coexistence to unpack the wild, often unbelievable reality of how these big cats are living among us.

From navigating city edges of Mumbai to adapting in ways we never imagined, this one will change how you see the world’s most adaptable predator.

Listen now. Link in bio.

Image Credits:
1) Puneeth M
2) Prajwal KM
3) Ranjeet Jadhav
4) Arvind Karthik .karthik7
5) Vasishta Jayanti .jayanti

13/07/2025

Here in India, our skies and wetlands are graced by some of the most magnificent birds – our cranes!

These aren't just stunning birds; they're vital indicators of healthy wetlands and a crucial part of our natural heritage.

Which of these magnificent birds is your favorite? Share in the comments!

Image Credits: Canva

11/07/2025

Reposted from

Species: Leopard (Panthera pardus)

🐾 IUCN Red List status: Vulnerable
⚠️ Population trend: decreasing.

Location: India 🇮🇳

Leopards of Jawai

08/07/2025

Spotlight on Leopards: 2025 DTR Survey Brings Good News

Triennial survey report of 2025 done to estimate numbers of wild animals in the DTR, which includes Dudhwa National Park (DNP), Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary (KWS) and the buffer zone.

FD has also started working on mitigation measures as the buffer is interspersed with agricultural fields and human habitations.

Source: Hindustan Times

Photo credits:
1&3: Kalyan Verma
2: Sandipan Dutta
4: Shreeram MV

02/07/2025

We’re thrilled to unveil the official banner of the upcoming short documentary, Melghat: A Remote Wilderness.

This film is a tribute to the awe-inspiring tigers of Melghat, its rarely seen, rugged landscapes, and the unwavering efforts of those working tirelessly to protect this remote and wild haven.

The film will be released on Friday, 4th July at 11am!

A heartfelt thank you to the Melghat Forest Department for their constant support and trust:
Mr. Adarsh Reddy, IFS – Field Director, Melghat
Mr. Jey Kumaran, IFS – Deputy Director
Mr. Ganesh Takle – ACF, Melghat Akot Division
Mr. Sunil Wakode – RFO, Ambabarwa
Mrs. Harshali – RFO, Narnala
Mr. Anand Suratne – RFO, Dhargad
Mr. Madan Lokande – RFO, WAN

And to our amazing team. your passion and dedication brought this story to life: .law

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29/06/2025

Tiny powerhouses of the Indian forests! 🌿 Meet the incredible Nuthatches – those acrobatic little climbers with a knack for scaling trees head-first. Each one a jewel, showcasing the vibrant avian diversity of India.

Upside down or right side up, Nuthatches always steal the show! These fascinating birds of India are true tree-creeping specialists.

Image 3 credit: Arpit Bansal. Images 1, 2, 4-9 sourced from Canva.

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Nature inFocus is a photo-led exploration into India’s wilderness. A democratic and definitive platform for sharing stories and photography that enables relevant knowledge-sharing and curation for everything nature.

In 2014, Nature inFocus was conceptualised to bring the nature & wildlife communities together. Over the last 6 years, we have published over 800 stories, engaged with over 150k followers on social media and brought together over 6000 members on Hive, our community portal. Our annual festival, with film and photography awards is the only one of its kind in Asia.

Our purpose is to create awareness, encourage thoughtful involvement and action through visual narratives and sustained dialogue.