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Seed Companies’ ₹2.02 Crore Heads to India’s State Biodiversity Boards

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Seed companies that profit from India’s crop varieties have paid ₹2.02 crore towards protecting the biodiversity those varieties came from, and the money is now reaching state-level bodies that can spend it on conservation in local communities.

IWN October 11, 2026 News

Two British Artists Sketched a Wild Rhino in Uttarakhand in 1789!

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The Wildlife Conservation Trust has retold how two British artists sketched a wild male rhinoceros at Kotdwar on 20 April 1789, evidence that the Great Indian Rhinoceros once lived in what is now Uttarakhand.

IWN October 10, 2026 News

A Bihar Tigress Took an Air Force Helicopter to Bengal’s Tigerless Buxa

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A three-year-old tigress from Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve is due to be released into West Bengal’s Buxa Tiger Reserve on Friday morning, in what is the state’s first tiger reintroduction and an attempt to rebuild a population in a forest that currently has no tigers.

IWN October 2, 2026 News

Why Tamil Nadu’s Temples Still Look to Assam for Their Elephants

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The last four of five young elephants sent from Assam to temples in Tamil Nadu this month reached their new homes late last week, completing a transfer the Gauhati High Court declined to stop but has asked Assam to account for, in a detailed affidavit on the animals’ welfare, before it hears the case again on 15 October.

IWN September 28, 2026 News

Wildlife Conservation Trust’s Top Award This Year Wasn’t About an Animal

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The Wildlife Conservation Trust closed its four-day Annual Review Meet in the Maharashtra gateway village of Sillari by handing out its top staff honour for heroics that had nothing to do with a tiger or an elephant.

IWN September 27, 2026 News

Stitched Into the Landscape: When Textile Traditions Become Conservation

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India has no single word for what happens when a community embroiders a peacock onto a shawl, paints a tiger onto a temple wall, or weaves a blackbuck into a carpet — and has been doing so for five centuries.

poojaparvati June 6, 2026 Arts & Culture

Survey of Gangetic Dolphins Planned This Year

India’s Bihar state is planning a survey of the endangered Gangetic dolphins to help it better plan conservation […]

IWN July 14, 2015 News
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