Between relentless droughts and devastating floods, the Kaziranga National Park is subject to one of the most extreme water cycles.
This great wetland region is precious to the survival and the prosperity of some of the earth’s most unique species. In its high, dense grasses, dotted with swamps left behind by the flooding of the Brahmaputra, one of the world’s largest populations of tigers and one-horned rhinoceros still have a chance to thrive.
