While the remnant grasslands are still graced by the shadows of blackbucks and bustards, the dark shadows of changes and development loom
large and threaten their very existence.
In the race to make every inch of our land 'productive' we have scarred the landscape forever. We dig, mine, scrape, plant, bore and drill the land.
This essays shows some of these landscapes from the air.
This is a photo essay of the endangered Lion-tailed Macaque which makes its home in the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats in south-west India.
Habitat specialization and slow reproduction rate coupled with habitat destruction and fragmentation have endangered the survival of these rainforest-dwelling macaques.
