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.
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The Ministry of Environment’s Regional Empowered Committee has raised fresh concerns about the Wildlife Institute of India’s impact […]
India’s environment ministry has issued a new draft for notifying eco-sensitive zone in the Western Ghats, after the […]
In July, during a trip from Haridwar to beyond Rishikesh in India’s Uttarakhand state, we happened to cross […]