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Even the Himalayan Monal Has to Raise Its Voice Over Chopta’s Crowds

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Himalayan monals at the busy tourist spot of Chopta call at a higher pitch than those in the quieter Madmaheshwar Valley, according to research from Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University that BBC News highlighted on Tuesday.

IWN October 8, 2026 News

Aaranyak Has Been Teaching Elephant Ecology in Three Villages Near Panidehing Since 2022

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Aaranyak has published the account of a Class 9 student from Sivasagar district who took part in its elephant outreach between 2022 and 2025, a programme running in three villages around Panidehing.

IWN October 8, 2026 News

Jaipur’s Expanding Edge Puts Pressure on Barkhera’s Migratory Bird Habitat

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Barkhera, a modest wetland about 30 km from Jaipur near Shivdaspura, has long been a quiet favourite among birders, but this winter encroachment has become visible to the naked eye.

IWN October 8, 2026 News

The Ibisbill Could Gain Ground in a Warming Himalaya, Rivers Permitting

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Researchers at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology have produced the first detailed climate-based assessment of the ibisbill in the north-western Himalayas, finding that warming could widen the area with suitable climate for the bird while boulder mining eats away at its breeding rivers.

IWN October 7, 2026 News

Three Orphaned Bear Cubs Set Off on a 26-Km Trek Into Pakke’s Forest

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Three orphaned Asiatic black bear cubs left the Centre for Bear Rehabilitation and Conservation on 24 September for a pre-release site inside Pakke Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh, a 26-kilometre journey on foot and elephant back.

IWN October 6, 2026 News

35 Eastern Uttar Pradesh Wetlands Now Have Legal Protection

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The Wildlife Trust of India says 35 wetlands across ten districts of eastern Uttar Pradesh were legally notified in April 2026, putting 1,243.8 hectares under statutory protection.

IWN October 6, 2026 News

Five New Cubs at Kuno Take India’s Cheetah Tally to 60!

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An Indian-born cheetah at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh’s Sheopur district has given birth to five cubs, taking India’s cheetah count to 60 and starting a Botswana lineage in the population.

IWN October 6, 2026 News

A Night on the Edge — Hubert Mielnik photographs the rut in Kampinos National Park

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Polish wildlife photographer Hubert Mielnik camped out in a soaked hide, tucked his batteries into his underwear to keep them warm, and came away with the best photographs of his life.

IWN October 5, 2026 News

An Odisha Turtle With a Satellite Tag Clocked 6,719 Km in 271 Days

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A satellite-tagged Olive Ridley turtle from Odisha has travelled 6,719 km in 271 days to waters east of Sri Lanka, an early result from a tracking programme that aims to follow a Schedule I species well beyond the nesting beaches where its conservation has traditionally focused.

IWN October 5, 2026 News

Two Captive-Bred Great Indian Bustards Have Been Released Into the Jaisalmer Desert

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Two male Great Indian Bustards raised in captivity were released into the wild at Desert National Park in Jaisalmer on Sunday, the start of a release protocol the environment ministry says it will refine as it learns from these birds.

IWN October 4, 2026 News

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