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Wildlife Groups Want Vantara’s Year-Long Import Freeze Made Permanent

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Twenty-seven international wildlife organisations have written to Vantara demanding that its year-long pause on importing wild animals become permanent, arriving weeks before the Gujarat megazoo’s response to a CITES verification mission is taken up in Geneva.

IWN September 25, 2026 News

India Launches Project Rhino, Backing a Population Already Past 4,000

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India announced the launch of Project Rhino on Tuesday, a new scheme of central funding and technical support for the states that shelter India’s greater one-horned rhinos, arriving as Assam — home to roughly four-fifths of the world’s population — closed out 2025 with zero confirmed poaching deaths.

IWN September 23, 2026 News

Project Cheetah Is Down to Two of Its Founding Cheetahs

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Gaurav, one of the eight Namibian cheetahs that founded India’s cheetah reintroduction programme in 2022, died at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh on Monday, four days after an India-born cheetah at the same reserve gave birth to a second litter, having lost her first four cubs to suspected predation in May.

IWN September 23, 2026 News

Melghat and Pench Emerge as India’s Top Vulture Release Sites

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Two of Maharashtra’s tiger reserves have turned out to be among the best places in India to release captive-bred vultures, with survival rates reaching as high as 78 per cent — a result landing just as the government pushes states to open up more Vulture Safe Zones nationwide.

IWN September 22, 2026 News

Manas National Park’s Rhinos Are Breeding Again — and the Comeback Isn’t Finished Yet

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Thirty-five calves. That’s the number a decade of tracking has produced from a rhino population that did not exist in Assam’s Manas National Park twenty-five years ago — because poachers had wiped it out entirely.

poojaparvati June 12, 2026 Happy News, News
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