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A Live Wire in a Bengal Paddy Field Killed a Mother Elephant and Her Two Calves

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A mother elephant and her two calves were found dead in a paddy field in Salboni, West Bengal, on Sunday morning, electrocuted by a wire farmers had strung around their fields in one of the state’s most important elephant habitats.

IWN September 28, 2026 News

A Grieving Elephant’s 48-Hour Vigil Took Four Tuskers to Break

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An elephant named Bharat spent two days refusing to leave the spot in Rewa district, Madhya Pradesh, where his companion died of electrocution, forcing the state’s Forest Department to bring in four tuskers from two tiger reserves before he could be safely captured.

IWN September 23, 2026 News

South Asia Signs a Joint Pact Against Wildlife Trafficking

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Eight South Asian governments adopted a joint declaration in Kathmandu committing to share intelligence and trace the money behind wildlife trafficking networks, days after Indian customs officers wrapped up a ten-day sweep across five states.

IWN September 18, 2026 News

The Manhunt Behind Odisha’s Orphaned Orangutans

Odisha’s police Special Task Force and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau have opened a joint investigation into how five orphaned orangutans ended up abandoned in a forest near Balasore, after CCTV cameras picked up a black SUV near the rescue site the night before villagers found them.

IWN September 11, 2026 News, Odisha

Five Orangutans Turn Up in an Odisha Forest, Awfully Far From Home

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Forest patrol teams in Odisha’s Balasore district found five orangutan babies in the Bichitrapur forest area, under Bhograi block, on 8 September.

IWN September 9, 2026 News

Three Notes: Pangolin DNA Maps a Trafficking Axis, Purnima Barman Wins a Nat Geo Award, and Coots Fill a Tamil Nadu Wetland

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A landmark DNA study traces pangolin trafficking routes to Northeast India. An Assam conservationist wins the National Geographic Wayfinder Award for saving the greater adjutant stork. And the wetlands of Thoothukudi are alive with common coots — a quiet signal of ecological recovery.

poojaparvati June 11, 2026 News

Malabar Giant Squirrels, Star Tortoises Seized Near Pune Railway Station; Two Held

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DRI officers intercepted two suspects near Pune Railway Station on May 20, recovering three live Malabar giant squirrels and seven Indian star tortoises — both protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection Act.

IWN May 22, 2026 Grim News, News
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