Wildlife Protection Act

The Government of India Has Misled Parliament on Wildlife Decline

As Captive Elephants Starve, Lockdown Brings a Problem Practice to the Fore

Wildlife and Forest Rights Groups Have Shared Interests. Why Don’t They Work Together?

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Why It’s Bad News That the NCST Wants to Rename the Indian Forest Service

The Curious Case of the Indian Biological Diversity Act

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Conflicting Laws Are Criminalising Forest Communities for Exercising Their Rights

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The Toll of Ambiguity in the Government’s Culling Orders