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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

It Learned to Fly. Then It Disappeared. The Story of India’s Most Watched Bird.

Young speckled bird chick standing in dry grass and soil in an open field
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A Great Indian Bustard chick hatched in Kutch, Gujarat using the jumpstart method — the first in Gujarat in over a decade. It learned to fly. Then it vanished. The story of a bird on the edge, and the science trying to pull it back.

IWN April 30, 2026 News

When Three Worlds Collide: Tiger, Leopard and Cheetah in the Same Zone at Ranthambore

It is the kind of moment that even the most seasoned wildlife photographer would call a dream. On […]

IWN April 26, 2026 News

The Bird Man of Kheechan

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Visit: Kheechan, a small village in the Indian state of Rajasthan, where the population of birds outnumber humans […]

IWN January 29, 2019 Happy News, News, Visit

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