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A wildlife rescue center in Assam has treated and released nearly 7,000 animals back into the wild over 25 years. The facility has become India's leading center for rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife.
Maharashtra is launching India's first dedicated training center for dogs that detect hidden wildlife contraband like tiger claws and pangolin scales. The facility in Shahapur will train canine squads to help catch wildlife traffickers operating across the country.
A rescue center near Kaziranga National Park has successfully treated and released nearly 7,000 wild animals back into their natural habitats over the past quarter century. The facility pioneered India's approach to rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife.
India now has the world's 10 largest wildlife crossings, helping tigers and elephants safely navigate highways as conservation success means more big cats need room to roam. The country's tiger population has doubled since 1972, reaching over 3,600 cats.
After rescuing 654 protected turtles and vultures from smugglers over six years, police in Madhya Pradesh are launching India's first coordinated railway wildlife protection program. The breakthrough mapping effort could save thousands of endangered animals from illegal trade.
Individual tigers with distinct personalities are transforming India's wildlife reserves into global destinations. These iconic big cats are boosting conservation awareness while attracting photographers and nature lovers from around the world.
A new wave of wildlife tourism is sweeping India, where local guides and naturalists are transforming forest visits into immersive educational experiences. From tracking snow leopards in Ladakh to discovering rare turtles in Assam, these expert-led journeys are helping travelers truly understand the wild.
A leopard cub named Jaggu arrived at India's largest wildlife rescue center near death, suffering from anemia and pneumonia. Today he's thriving, one of 40,000 animals saved since 1999.
A leopard cub named Jaggu was hours from death when rescuers found him alone in the forest. Today he's thriving at a wildlife center that's treated over 40,000 animals and needs support to keep saving lives.
Vivek Menon has spent three decades creating safe passages for elephants to travel between forests, protecting both wildlife and communities. His Wildlife Trust of India has now established 101 corridors that allow these giants to roam freely without human conflict.
A century-old conservation group just bought 336 acres to create new wildlife habitats, continuing a legacy that started with one family's vision in 1926. The Norfolk Wildlife Trust now protects over 13,500 acres where nature and people can thrive together.
The Norfolk Wildlife Trust is throwing open its nature reserves for free this weekend to celebrate a century of protecting wildlife. What started with one marsh purchase in 1926 sparked a nationwide conservation movement.
The Wildlife Trusts just recruited an actor-ecologist, marine biologist filmmaker, and musician-zoologist to inspire the UK's push to protect 30% of nature by 2030. Their mission: prove that caring about wildlife isn't just for the privileged few.
A UK conservation charity is launching a campaign to bring hedgehogs, frogs, and swifts back to neighborhoods where they once thrived. The initiative will transform gardens and streets into wildlife-friendly spaces across Surrey.
Wildlife experts in Rajasthan successfully radio-collared one of India's rarest wild cats, a male caracal, in a nighttime desert operation. The breakthrough will help scientists protect this elusive species and reduce conflicts between humans and wildlife.
India just broke ground on a revolutionary elevated highway that lets rhinos, tigers, and elephants cross safely underneath while traffic flows above. The $850 million Kaziranga Corridor could save hundreds of animal lives each year while connecting communities across Assam.
A wildlife trust in Gloucestershire is celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday by creating 11 nature recovery zones spanning 50,000 hectares. The zones will restore landscapes and bring back native species like beavers across forests, valleys, and commons.
A sloth bear fell into a dry well near India's Similipal Tiger Reserve and nearly died from heat stress before rescuers cooled it down with ice and water, then waited for nightfall to let it climb out safely. Their patient approach saved the bear's life and showed how smart rescue tactics can protect both animals and people.
A wildlife trust in England is celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday by creating 11 nature recovery zones spanning an area 11 times the size of Gloucester. The ambitious Mission Wild project aims to raise £3 million to restore habitats and reintroduce native species like beavers across 50,000 hectares.
Coffee farms with diverse tree canopies in India's Western Ghats are becoming lifelines for threatened birds, giant squirrels, and insects while producing better crops. Research shows these shaded plantations can protect wildlife and boost yields at the same time.
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