Rising sea levels and extreme weather in the Sundarbans, driven by climate change, are exacerbating the struggles of tiger widows, who face economic hardship and social stigma after losing husbands to tiger attacks.
Rising sea levels, intense cyclones, and increased salinity in the Sundarbans are exacerbating the struggles of 'tiger widows,' whose husbands were killed by tigers, as climate change threatens their livelihoods and safety.
A non-lethal technology system called ANIDERS has been installed in the Sundarbans to detect and prevent wildlife intrusions, aiming to reduce human-tiger conflicts in the region.
In a quiet act of rebellion, two women married in a Sundarbans temple, gaining village support despite India's lack of legal same-sex marriage. Read their inspiring story.