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Safari Gates Open Again on October 1. Here Is What the Forest Will Look Like

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Several of India’s best-known tiger reserves reopen their core zones on 1 October after the monsoon. Expect tall grass, full waterholes and a greener forest, and don’t count on a wave of new cubs just because the rains are over.

IWN September 30, 2026 News, Visit

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

The Mine and the Corridor: What Is Happening in Chandrapur’s Tiger Forests?

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Two separate mining proposals in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra — one for iron ore, one for coal — are moving through India’s wildlife clearance system. Both affect forest land in the Brahmapuri division, a corridor that connects Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve with forests across Gadchiroli, Nawegaon-Nagzira, and Chhattisgarh. Here is what the facts say.

poojaparvati May 21, 2026 News

When the Forest Pushes Back

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On 3 May 2026, a man was killed by a leopard in Kumeria village in Uttarakhand. The attack happened in daylight. It was not the first such death this year.

IWN May 6, 2026 News
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