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Discovery+ India launches docuseries on wrestling and crime Discovery+ India has launched a new docuseries, Dangals of Crime – The Untold Truth About Indian Wrestling. The two-part series traces the rise of the ...

Launching the Benjamin Mkapa African Wildlife Photography Awards, recognizing young African conservation leaders, and adopting a baby elephant — 2021 was a year of firsts for AWF.

In 2021, we expanded our storytelling formats to bring you more stories from nature’s frontline in India. With the help of our vast network of contributors, Mongabay-India used various media – videos, animations, illustrations, and maps – to make India’s environmental stories reach newer and broader audiences. We documented stories of a lesser-known but widely […]

Sara-Jayne King speaks to Dr. Steve Boyes about the award-winning podcast 'Guardians of the River'.

Stock photography and motion Library, Photograpy Library, Footage Library, Media Asset, Visual Research, Rights Clearances, aFRIKA Collection, Vusual Production, Contributions syndicated, Specialist Research, Images, Motion, Services sums up our complementary raft of services - aimed primarily at professionals in the fields of advertising, design, publishing, production and broadcasting. Our expertise and hands-on experience in these fields have been the foundation of our enterprise for more tha...

Paul A. Baribault, president and CEO of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, was Thursday named chairman of the Jane Goodall Institute's board of directors.

Greenpeace Thailand and Documentary Club present an online screening of Entangled, an award-winning documentary, via Doc Club on Demand until Aug 30.

Off the Fence's Bo Stehmeier and Allison Bean discuss the company's new strategic directives.

Share New York: The CITES Secretariat, Jackson Wild™ and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), announced today the winners of the 2021 World Wildlife Day Film Showcase on the theme of “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet.” The eleven award-winners were picked from 38 finalists, out of a total of 275 entries in five categories, four of which comprised both long form and short form winners. In addition to the finalists, 12 programs were selected for recognition ...

Source: United Nations Development Programme 2 Geneva/Jackson Hole, WY /New York, 3 March 2021 – The CITES Secretariat, Jackson Wild™ and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), announced today the winners of the 2021 World Wildlife Day Film Showcase on the theme of “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet.” The eleven award-winners were picked from 38 finalists, out of a total of 275 entries in five categories, four of which comprised both long form and short for...