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A new interim report reveals 49% of protected migratory species are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs ahead of COP15

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Half of Protected Migratory Species Face Population Decline

Sona Prebhakar - March 12, 2026

Indonesian marine scientists successfully deployed a LIMPET satellite tag onto a pygmy blue whale using a drone for the first time. This major innovation occurred on October 13, 2025, during a research expedition led by the organization Konservasi Indonesia

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Drones Used to Tag Pygmy Blue Whales for the First Time

Scientists warn of the "Homogenocene," a new era of global wildlife sameness driven by human activity and species extinction.

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Rise of Homogenocene: How Humans Are Creating a World of Global Sameness

India has added Gujarat's Chhari Dhand and Uttar Pradesh's Patna Bird Sanctuary to the Ramsar List, bringing its total to 98 wetlands of international importance.

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India’s Ramsar List Grows to 98: Chhari Dhand and Patna Bird Sanctuary Earn Recognition

A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.

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Antarctica’s Penguins Breeding Earlier: Record-Breaking Climate Shift

Global reservoirs becoming emptier

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Wildlife Day; humans have power to shape environment

Sona Prebhakar - March 3, 2021

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Despite pandemic, India went far ahead in conservation

Saradha Meloot - February 25, 2021

India's tiger population rises by 30% in two decades, blending protected reserves with shared spaces. Learn how coexistence and cultural attitudes contribute to success

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Meghamalai is India’s 51st Tiger reserve

Sona Prebhakar - February 10, 2021

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Surveying elephants using satellite; a revolution in animal counting

News Bureau - January 21, 2021

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Kabartal, Bihar’s first freshwater marsh under Ramsar Convention

News Bureau - November 14, 2020

Oxford researchers propose a new CITES framework to combat illegal wildlife trade by focusing on tailored interventions, community involvement, and diverse conservation models.

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Over 45,000 animals, plants illegally trafficked in one month

News Bureau - November 10, 2020

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Half of budgets for species conservation used for monitoring, not protecting

News Bureau - September 24, 2020

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68 per cent of decline in population of species in 50...

News Bureau - September 10, 2020

Tamil Nadu deploys AI and drones to monitor wild elephants and prevent human-elephant conflicts during migration.

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Illicit wildlife trade threaten social and economic development; WWF

News Bureau - August 29, 2020

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Governments not giving priority to fight illegal wildlife trade; report

News Bureau - August 25, 2020

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In the face of escalating global temperatures, experts from the University of Birmingham are advocating for the formal recognition of cooling and cold chain systems as critical infrastructure. The report, titled "The Hot Reality: Living in a +50°C World," underscores the essential role of cooling in adapting to climate change and proposes measures to address the challenges posed by extreme heat.

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Cooling Infrastructure Deemed Critical as World Faces +50°C Reality