As temperatures breach 45°C across India in April 2026, the country’s wildlife is facing acute stress — from birds falling mid-flight to elephants shifting migration routes. Here’s what the heat means for India’s wild.
Clocked at 80 km/h across open grassland, the blackbuck is India’s fastest land animal. It was once nearly extinct. Now it’s running again in Chhattisgarh — after 50 years of absence.
Two deadlines this week, one closing in days. From WII’s 45 research positions to field roles at The Corbett Foundation — here’s what’s hiring in India’s wildlife and conservation sector right now.
In February 2026, nine cheetahs flew from Botswana to India on an Indian Air Force aircraft, becoming the […]
The sixth cycle of the All India Tiger Estimation — India’s national tiger census — is currently underway, […]
In early April 2026, a rogue elephant held responsible for the deaths of two people was captured near […]
It is the kind of moment that even the most seasoned wildlife photographer would call a dream. On […]
India’s relationship with its wildlife has always been deeply emotional — spiritual, even. This survey covers the most significant feature films in Indian cinema that centre on wildlife, conservation, and the human-animal bond.
Indian Elephant Quiz — Test Your Knowledge
From tusks to territory — how much do you know? · 10 questions · Multiple choice
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IWN Original Report — Saturday, 18 April 2026 India’s highways are expanding at a pace its wildlife cannot […]