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A New Frog in Tripura Carries the Name of Kerala’s Best-Loved ‘Ammachi’

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Scientists have named a newly discovered frog species from Tripura’s Jampui Hills after Padmini Varkey, a Kerala woman known to generations of Thiruvananthapuram students and activists simply as Ammachi.

IWN September 4, 2026 News

Scientists Just Mapped the DNA of Four of India’s Hornbills

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Four of Asia’s hornbill species have a genome to call their own for the first time.

IWN September 2, 2026 News

A Kerala Plateau Fights Off Its Own Popularity

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Hundreds of residents and environmentalists gathered on Madayippara, a laterite plateau in Kerala’s Kannur district, on Saturday evening.

IWN August 24, 2026 News

The Shot That Harms: India’s Snake Photography Boom Is Coming at a Cost

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India’s Western Ghats draw thousands of photographers each monsoon season in search of pit vipers, cobras and endemic frogs. A King Cobra trafficking arrest in Kodagu and a peer-reviewed study documenting the disappearance of galaxy frogs from a research site suggest the cost to the animals is real and rising.

poojaparvati June 17, 2026 News

Before the Rains: India’s Fireflies Are Putting On Their Annual Show — and Scientists Have Counted Them for the First Time

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Every year before the monsoon, the Western Ghats glow with synchronous fireflies — and this March, scientists published India’s first-ever firefly checklist: 92 species, more than 60% found nowhere else on Earth.

poojaparvati June 13, 2026 Visit

Jungle Stories: Indian Wildlife Documentaries — Ecosystem by Ecosystem

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India’s biodiversity does not sort itself neatly by species. It sorts itself by landscape.

poojaparvati May 16, 2026 Arts & Culture

45 Bombs in a Forest: The Brutal Poaching Method That Karnataka Just Cracked Down On

Forest officials in Karnataka’s Shivamogga seized 45 country-made explosive devices from a habitual poacher on 19 April 2026. Here’s what handi bombs are, how they work, and why they’re one of the most dangerous threats to Indian wildlife.

IWN April 29, 2026 News

Goa’s Mollem Railway Row: Government Panel Flags WII Environment Report as Inadequate

The Ministry of Environment’s Regional Empowered Committee has raised fresh concerns about the Wildlife Institute of India’s impact […]

IWN April 18, 2026 News
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