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Giant Tortoises Make Remarkable Comeback, Now Outnumbering Humans In The Seychelles
After decades of careful monitoring and dedicated conservation work, the animals are now breeding and thriving safely in their natural habitat.
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"We Indians Are A Disgrace": Chumbak Star Sumeet Raghvan Slams Tourists For Littering Himachal's Mountains
On an adventure in Himachal Pradesh, Sumeet Raghvan called out the littering of mountain trails by tourists and urged the state government to take strict action, saying that citizens lack civic sense
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Endangered Great Indian Bustard Takes Fresh Flight, But Experts Sound Alarm
The Great Indian Bustard itself represents a stark reminder of what is at stake. Once widespread across India's grasslands and deserts, the species now survives in fragmented and highly vulnerable populations.
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Botswana Faces Backlash Over Killing Of 23 Elephants For Independence Feast
Botswana has faced criticism from animal rights and conservation groups after authorities authorised the killing of 23 elephants for meat during the country's 60th independence celebrations.
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World Rhino Day 2026: Assam's Zero-Poaching Success Highlighted By Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
World Rhino Day 2026: Assam recorded zero poaching cases despite being home to 80 per cent of the world's one-horned rhinoceros population.
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UP's Rs 1.65-Crore Project That Channels 200-km Ancient Underground River
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched a three-year Managed Aquifer Recharge project in the Ganges-Yamuna Doab region following the discovery of a 200km ancient underground river system between Kanpur and Prayagraj.
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With Just 51 Left In 1995, Rare Caribbean Snakes Reach Over 1,100
The relocated snakes adapted well, and no deaths were recorded during the transfers or radiotelemetry studies.
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Born After 7 Years, Sikkim's Red Panda Cubs Are Thriving, Can Be Adopted Now
Red panda cubs Nuba and Numa born in Sikkim show healthy growth after seven-year breeding gap
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Assam Welcomes First IVF-Born Calf, Marks New Chapter For Indigenous Cattle Conservation
The development was shared by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in a post on X.
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Crop Damage No Ground To Block Elephant Corridors, Says Supreme Court
According to Elephant Corridors of India, 2023, prepared with technical support from the Wildlife Institute of India, the country has elephant corridors spread across four regions.
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Ladakh Launches India's First Snow Leopard Safari Across High-Altitude Wildlife Habitats
Ladakh's new wildlife safari offers safe, guided tours to preserve fragile ecosystems and support locals.
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How Chhattisgarh Villagers Saved 31 Crore Litres Of Water In Just 15 Days
Over just 15 days, communities across 551 gram panchayats built more than 3.41 lakh water conservation structures, including soak pits, trenches, check dams and ponds.
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8 Lesser-Known Mangrove Forests in India That Deserve to Be on Your Radar
India's mangroves are not all in one place, and they are not all famous.
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Gauhati High Court's Virtual Hearing Move Over Fuel-Saving Push
Gauhati High Court issues SOP mandating video hearings and fuel-saving measures from May 25 to June 26, 2026
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Wildlife Breakthrough: Rare Brown Bear Family Spotted At 2,500 Metres In Himachal's Kinnaur
A forest department team and wildlife researchers have documented a female Himalayan brown bear with two cubs in the Rakcham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, a rare and significant sighting of one of India's most protected and elusive species near the China border.
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Giant Tortoises Make Remarkable Comeback, Now Outnumbering Humans In The Seychelles
After decades of careful monitoring and dedicated conservation work, the animals are now breeding and thriving safely in their natural habitat.
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"We Indians Are A Disgrace": Chumbak Star Sumeet Raghvan Slams Tourists For Littering Himachal's Mountains
On an adventure in Himachal Pradesh, Sumeet Raghvan called out the littering of mountain trails by tourists and urged the state government to take strict action, saying that citizens lack civic sense
-
Endangered Great Indian Bustard Takes Fresh Flight, But Experts Sound Alarm
The Great Indian Bustard itself represents a stark reminder of what is at stake. Once widespread across India's grasslands and deserts, the species now survives in fragmented and highly vulnerable populations.
-
Botswana Faces Backlash Over Killing Of 23 Elephants For Independence Feast
Botswana has faced criticism from animal rights and conservation groups after authorities authorised the killing of 23 elephants for meat during the country's 60th independence celebrations.
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World Rhino Day 2026: Assam's Zero-Poaching Success Highlighted By Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
World Rhino Day 2026: Assam recorded zero poaching cases despite being home to 80 per cent of the world's one-horned rhinoceros population.
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UP's Rs 1.65-Crore Project That Channels 200-km Ancient Underground River
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched a three-year Managed Aquifer Recharge project in the Ganges-Yamuna Doab region following the discovery of a 200km ancient underground river system between Kanpur and Prayagraj.
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With Just 51 Left In 1995, Rare Caribbean Snakes Reach Over 1,100
The relocated snakes adapted well, and no deaths were recorded during the transfers or radiotelemetry studies.
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Born After 7 Years, Sikkim's Red Panda Cubs Are Thriving, Can Be Adopted Now
Red panda cubs Nuba and Numa born in Sikkim show healthy growth after seven-year breeding gap
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Assam Welcomes First IVF-Born Calf, Marks New Chapter For Indigenous Cattle Conservation
The development was shared by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in a post on X.
-
Crop Damage No Ground To Block Elephant Corridors, Says Supreme Court
According to Elephant Corridors of India, 2023, prepared with technical support from the Wildlife Institute of India, the country has elephant corridors spread across four regions.
-
Ladakh Launches India's First Snow Leopard Safari Across High-Altitude Wildlife Habitats
Ladakh's new wildlife safari offers safe, guided tours to preserve fragile ecosystems and support locals.
-
How Chhattisgarh Villagers Saved 31 Crore Litres Of Water In Just 15 Days
Over just 15 days, communities across 551 gram panchayats built more than 3.41 lakh water conservation structures, including soak pits, trenches, check dams and ponds.
-
8 Lesser-Known Mangrove Forests in India That Deserve to Be on Your Radar
India's mangroves are not all in one place, and they are not all famous.
-
Gauhati High Court's Virtual Hearing Move Over Fuel-Saving Push
Gauhati High Court issues SOP mandating video hearings and fuel-saving measures from May 25 to June 26, 2026
-
Wildlife Breakthrough: Rare Brown Bear Family Spotted At 2,500 Metres In Himachal's Kinnaur
A forest department team and wildlife researchers have documented a female Himalayan brown bear with two cubs in the Rakcham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, a rare and significant sighting of one of India's most protected and elusive species near the China border.
