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Wildlife SOS Says CEO Has Faced 34 Hours of STSF Questioning, Still Awaiting Forest Offence Report

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Wildlife SOS says its co-founder and CEO Kartick Satyanarayan has now spent roughly 34 hours under questioning by […]

IWN October 16, 2026 News

Kashmir’s Markhor Population Is Up 71 Per Cent Since 2005, a New Report Says

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Numbers of the Kashmir markhor, a wild goat of the north Kashmir mountains, have risen about 71 per cent since 2005, although the latest count adds only a handful of animals to the 2023 figure, which keeps the focus on grazing pressure in its habitat.

IWN October 18, 2026 News

Lion-Tailed Macaques Living Beside People Carry Twice as Many Parasites

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The endangered lion-tailed macaques of the Western Ghats carry roughly twice as many kinds of parasite when they live beside human settlements, many of them species that normally infect cattle, and researchers think the burden may be one reason so few young macaques survive in the region’s shrinking forest patches.

IWN October 18, 2026 News

Chandigarh’s Man-Made Lake Has Just Joined the World’s Wetland Elite!

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A man-made reservoir built 68 years ago for the residents of a planned city has been recognised as a wetland of international importance, even though silt has taken more than half of its water-holding capacity.

IWN October 18, 2026 News

Young Gharials Treat Morning Light as Their Alarm Clock!

Gharial lying on muddy riverbank near a river
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Young gharials appear to take their cue to start basking each morning from the light in the sky, a finding that raises questions about what artificial light along riverbanks does to a species with a recovery score of just 19 per cent.

IWN October 17, 2026 News

Navratri’s Goddesses Arrive on Lions, Bulls and Even a Donkey

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Nearly every form of the goddess worshipped through Navratri comes with an animal, from lions and a tiger to a bull and a donkey, and several of those animals still live in India’s forests, wetlands and deserts.

IWN October 17, 2026 Arts & Culture

Sloth Bears Known for Ant Dinners May Have Taken to Digging Up Snakes!

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Sloth bears, which live mostly on ants, termites and fruit, appear to have been digging snakes out of the forest floor, in what may be the first record of the species hunting that prey.

IWN October 16, 2026 News

A Hyena Shows Up in Corbett’s Bijrani Zone on Reopening Day

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A hyena has been sighted in Uttarakhand’s Corbett Tiger Reserve for the first time in recent years, an animal that had been feared lost from the reserve altogether.

IWN October 15, 2026 News

Jammu and Kashmir Has at Least 21 Adult Snow Leopards, a First Survey Finds

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The first scientific survey of snow leopards in Jammu and Kashmir has found at least 21 adults, giving conservationists a count to monitor the cat against in future.

IWN October 15, 2026 News

India’s Cheetah Count Slips to 59 as Another Kuno Cub Dies

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A cheetah cub has died in Madhya Pradesh, the seventh cheetah death in India this year, and a request for the post-mortem reports on every cheetah lost since the reintroduction began has just been turned down on grounds of national security.

IWN October 14, 2026 News

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