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Wildlife Festival for Kids in Pune on Jan 10

Pune's 3rd Wildlife Festival for Kids on January 10 focuses on Tadoba Tiger Reserve. Featuring films, stories & experts, it aims to sensitize young minds about conservation.

Rajasthan Photographer Builds 130 Ponds for Wildlife

Sharvan Patel, a wildlife photographer from Rajasthan, has built over 130 'khailis' or water ponds, providing a lifeline for blackbucks, peacocks, and other desert fauna during harsh summers. Discover how a simple idea grew into a conservation movement.

Tigers to be introduced in Odisha's Debrigarh sanctuary

Odisha wildlife authorities are finalising plans to translocate tigers to Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary. The project includes a 120 km fence, villager sensitisation, and aims to create western Odisha's first tiger reserve.

Kaimur Sanctuary to be Bihar's 2nd Tiger Reserve

Bihar's Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary gets NTCA's in-principle approval to become a tiger reserve. The move aims to boost big cat conservation and eco-tourism. Read more about the state's new wildlife initiatives.

Bengaluru NGO Launches Urban Wildlife Ambulance

A Bengaluru NGO has launched a fully-equipped wildlife ambulance with an onboard vet to rescue distressed animals and reduce human-animal conflict in the city. Read how this innovative service is changing urban wildlife conservation.

MSU Zoology Students Intern at Sayajibaug Zoo

Under NEP, 42 BSc zoology students from MSU are gaining hands-on wildlife conservation training at Vadodara's Sayajibaug Zoo, a key academic-industry link. Read more.

Wildlife Panel Clears Rajaji Ropeway Despite NTCA Concerns

The Uttarakhand wildlife board has approved a ropeway in Rajaji Tiger Reserve, overriding strong objections from the National Tiger Conservation Authority. The project aims to boost tourism but raises serious conservation alarms.

8 Animals Found Only in Australia

Discover 8 incredible animals endemic to Australia, from kangaroos to bilbies. Learn about their unique adaptations and why they exist nowhere else on Earth.

India Now Top Global Destination for Wild Animals

India has become the world's number one destination for wild animals, with a remarkable 75% of its land now a haven for wildlife. Discover the conservation efforts behind this success. Read more!

Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025 Winners Revealed

The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025 winners are out! See the hilarious gorilla, frog, and fox photos that won, from a record 10,000 entries across 109 countries. Laugh and learn about conservation.

Sanctuary Awards 2025: Leopard Photo Wins Top Prize

At the Sanctuary Wildlife Awards 2025 in Mumbai, a leopard photo won top prize. Expert Bittu Sahgal criticises Maharashtra's leopard sterilisation plan, blaming sugarcane farming for conflicts. Read more.

AI Startup Moo Wants Stripes Protects Cows and Tigers

Bengaluru-based Moo Wants Stripes uses AI to identify cattle from tiger stripes, preventing human-wildlife conflict. Their tech aids conservation and farmer safety. Discover their innovative solution.

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