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Odisha Starts a Seven-Month Fishing Ban to Give Olive Ridley Turtles a Quiet Winter!

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Odisha has begun a seven-month fishing ban to protect the Olive Ridley turtles that arrive on its coast every winter, in a season when the mass nesting that normally defines its beaches failed to appear earlier this year.

IWN November 2, 2026 News

Tiger Cubs and Nearly 30 Leopards Turn Up in Rajasthan’s Kailadevi Sanctuary

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A forest sanctuary in eastern Rajasthan is turning out to hold tigers with cubs alongside nearly 30 identified leopards, a combination that conservationists say makes it a key site for helping the state’s tigers recover.

IWN October 31, 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

A Free Offline AI Now Names 40 Central Indian Animals From Camera-Trap Photos

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The Wildlife Conservation Trust has released a free, offline species-recognition model that identifies 40 kinds of Central Indian wildlife in camera-trap photographs with 97.3 per cent accuracy, aimed at students, researchers and forest officers working on tight budgets.

IWN September 29, 2026 News

Turns Out Big Cat Pee Says a Lot More Than ‘Keep Out’

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Researchers have shown that the urine and scat tigers and leopards leave behind carry chemical clues to an animal’s species, sex, age and reproductive state, details that camera traps often miss.

IWN September 26, 2026 News

Pugmarks Confirm a Runaway Tiger Cub Is Surviving Near Kaziranga

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A tiger cub rescued near Kaziranga broke out of its forest department holding crate and disappeared on 19 September, leaving pugmarks four days later as the first solid evidence that it is surviving alone in the wild.

IWN September 25, 2026 News

A Caracal at Kuno: What the Camera Trap Caught — and What It Means

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A camera trap in Kuno National Park has photographed a caracal — India’s most critically endangered wild cat — for the first time in decades. The sighting is remarkable. What it means for the species is more complicated.

poojaparvati June 8, 2026 News

Too Hot to Count: Rajasthan’s Wildlife Census Just Went Nocturnal

Four researchers in khaki clothing studying wildlife and taking notes in a tropical forest
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For the first time in decades, Rajasthan’s Chittorgarh forest department shifted its annual wildlife census to an evening start — running through the night by moonlight and camera trap — because May daytime temperatures have become unworkable.

IWN May 1, 2026 News

Camera Trap Images Prove Snow Leopard Presence in India’s Lahaul-Spiti

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A snow leopard was captured on camera in Lahaul-Spiti’s Miyar valley, making it the first instance when the […]

IWN March 1, 2017 Happy News, News
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