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Arunachal Pradesh Forester Takes Wildlife Education Into the Forest Through “Classroom In the Wild”
In October 2026, a forest official in Arunachal Pradesh started an outdoor educational program. This initiative brings students directly into natural woodland areas. Participants learn about local wildlife and nature during these woodland sessions.
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Video of Can We Protect Endangered Wildlife in India?
Britannica released educational media examining the preservation of vulnerable fauna in India. This digital recording explores ongoing challenges and methods for safeguarding threatened species across the country.
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Health Monitoring Of Country’s Eldest Tigress Intensified
Authorities increased medical supervision for the oldest tigress in India. The intensified health monitoring aims to keep a closer check on the big cat’s physical condition.
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Captive Elephants Arrive In Trucks For Health Check-Up In Kerala’s Thrissur
On October 10, 2026, captive elephants were transported in trucks to Thrissur, Kerala. The animals were brought to the location for routine health evaluations.
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Bhubaneswar: Wildlife Week 2026 focuses on habitat connectivity
During Wildlife Week 2026 in Bhubaneswar, authorities and conservationists concentrated their efforts on habitat connectivity. The event took place in October 2026 to highlight the importance of linked natural environments for animals.
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Sloth Bear Named By Julia Roberts is Flourishing After Rescue From Dancing Trade in India
A sloth bear originally named by actor Julia Roberts was rescued from the dancing bear trade in India. The animal is now thriving in its new environment.
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Injured jackal rescued near NH-38 in Assam’s Digboi, sent for treatment
On October 10, 2026, an injured jackal was found near National Highway 38 in Digboi, Assam. Local responders successfully rescued the animal and transported it to a facility for medical care.
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Himachal wildlife department decides to keep all 7 monkey sterilisation centres operational
The wildlife department in Himachal Pradesh chose to keep all seven monkey sterilisation facilities running. These centres will continue their daily operations across the region.
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Godawan launches The Godawan stop motion film on Great Indian Bustard conservation for World Wildlife Week
In October 2026, Godawan released a stop-motion film focused on the preservation of the Great Indian Bustard. The release coincided with World Wildlife Week.
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Wildlife Conservation: Securing the Future with Nature
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World’s wildlife down 73% since 1970, but India’s big cats defy the slide
Global wildlife populations fell by 73 percent between 1970 and 2026. During this same period, large cat numbers in India experienced an increase despite the worldwide trend.
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India emerges as a global leader in tiger conservation with science-based policies and community participation
Reports indicated that India has become a global leader in protecting tiger populations. This progress was achieved through science-backed strategies and the involvement of local communities.
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Orangutan Rescued From Maharashtra Flat Set to Return to Indonesia
An orangutan previously rescued from a residence in Maharashtra is scheduled to travel back to Indonesia. Authorities arranged the repatriation following the animal’s recovery. The primate will soon be transported to its native habitat.
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