The Hall of Fame
In the last 12 months of period, thewildifeindia continues to be patronized by its readers as it improved its ratings twice in the period. In January this year, the blog was placed at 14th place in the Feedspot ratings in the list of top 60 wildlife Blogs and Websites. Six months later in June this year, the ratings further improved and thewildifeindia was included in the top ten blogs on the web. Following is the list. https://blog.feedspot.com/wildlife_rss_feeds/
1.Global Wildlife Conservation, United States
2.Focusing on Wildlife, Switzerland
3. National Wildlife Refuge Association, United States
4. Wildlife Biology | A Journal for The Science of Wildlife, Eurasia
5. Defenders of Wildlife United States
6.The Robert E Fuller ,United Kingdom
7.Wildlife ACT ,South Africa
8.Ireland's Wildlife ,Ireland
9.The Wildlife India, India
10.Chester Zoo, United Kingdom
Together We Can Save the Nature
The blog was conceptualized in the year 2020 amidst the raging corona virus. And the idea was to attract attention of the people towards nature conservation. Though a large number of people already understand the significance of environment protection, many more are still required to be made aware over the green issues. In our country, environmental issues majorly move around tiger conservation. Tigers are a keystone species sitting on the top of the ecological pyramid, and their survival is pivotal to the health of the jungles and wellbeing of several animals, including humans.
Also read: Diamond Digging To Destroy Tiger Corridor In Bundelkhand
Interestingly, in the times of Covid19, a section of environmentalists also started correlating the significance of tiger reserves in checking the zoonotic diseases and have been of the view that several zoonotic pandemics like Covid-19 could be checked , if not eliminated, through the green buffers. Most of the blogs in these columns are thus devoted to the predator and the readers have also appreciated them. But we would like them to patronize the pieces written on other species also. We would also be happy if we get inputs and suggestions on the stories that you would like to read. We look forward for continuing support from our readers as we continue to bring interesting and exciting stories from the wild. We believe: “Together we can save the nature.”
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