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Gangetic River Dolphin Numbers Decline in Assam
Conservation
Gangetic River Dolphin Numbers Decline in Assam
Nabarun Guha
The mammals are threatened by construction of dams and mechanised sand mining along rivers
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Nabarun Guha
Conservation
Let the River Run: Smooth-coated Otters on the Cauvery
Photo Story
Let the River Run: Smooth-coated Otters on the Cauvery
Nisarg Prakash
The largest of the otter species in India have adapted to drastic changes to river habitats but are being taken to the edge as they face continuous threats to their survival
By
Nisarg Prakash
Photo Story
Gharials Make a Comeback in Punjab
News
Gharials Make a Comeback in Punjab
Vivek Gupta
Forty five gharials brought from a captive breeding centre in Madhya Pradesh have been rehabilitated into the Beas river
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Vivek Gupta
News
Otters Slipping Away Outside Protected Areas
Conservation
Otters Slipping Away Outside Protected Areas
Sahana Ghosh
India's otters are becoming increasingly rare, especially in the Himalayan region, as hydropower projects, sand mining and boulder collection ravage their habitats
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Sahana Ghosh
Conservation
Smooth-Coated Otters: A Rough Ride Along Transforming Rivers
Species
Smooth-Coated Otters: A Rough Ride Along Transforming Rivers
Nisarg Prakash
Smooth-coated otters are top predators of our riverine habitats, but new emerging threats are putting the lives of these playful, clever creatures at risk
By
Nisarg Prakash
Species
Going with the Flow: Exploring India’s River Systems, One Step at a Time
Hero
Going with the Flow: Exploring India’s River Systems, One Step at a Time
Sejal Mehta
Siddharth Agarwal has walked the entire length of the Ganga and Ken rivers collecting local stories—and this is just the beginning of his drive to build a repository of knowledge
By
Sejal Mehta
Hero
High and Dry: The Cauvery’s Otters Need Their River Back
Conservation
High and Dry: The Cauvery’s Otters Need Their River Back
Nisarg Prakash
A polluted vestige of its former self, the over-exploited Cauvery River has left otters, fishermen, and other many river residents bereft
By
Nisarg Prakash
Conservation