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RETURN OF THE GHARIAL TO INDIA’S RIVERS

World Crocodile Day 2026

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LIVING SHORELINE

A natural shield for India’s shrinking coastlines

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New heights, new challenges

A new action plan to support human-elephant coexistence in Arunachal Pradesh

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RAPTORS AT THE CITY'S EDGE

Coimbatore’s master plan embraces urban biodiversity conservation

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India is made up of diverse ecological regions. This is why WWF-India has adopted a landscape, seascape and river basin level approach. It recognises the uniqueness of each region as well as the interconnectedness of species, habitats, communities and economies within it.

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Stealing the spotlight

World's smallest wild cat photographed for the first time in Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve

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Sweetening livelihoods, conserving forests

The story of apiculture in Valmiki Tiger Reserve

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Incredible journey of a tagged Eurasian griffon

The bird’s extraordinary flight underscores the importance...

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TRANSFORMING SCARCITY INTO RESILIENCE

A farmer's science-led vision in Maharashtra

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Putting plastic to work

One young innovator in Assam turns it...

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Living in tide country

Intensifying cyclones and saltwater flooding pose...

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Report

Managing Human–Elephant Conflict in Arunachal Pradesh: A Strategy and Action Plan

Jun 3, 2026

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Report

Status of Large Carnivores and Wild Ungulates in North and South Balaghat Forest Divisions

May 12, 2026

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