TWO local environmentalists won the Outstanding Malaysian Nature Conservationist Award 2025, each receiving RM35,000 for their pioneering work.

When elephant biologist Seema Lokhandwala, with the Elephants Acoustic Project, visited a village near Balipara in India’s ...

After years of exploitation and struggle, Bangladesh is giving its elephants a second chance. A new government project aims ...

Using DNA-based genetic mark-recapture techniques, scientists from the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) have pegged India’s ...

As deadly encounters between humans and elephants escalate across Bangladesh, a new frontline of protection is emerging. Elephant rescue teams are stepping in to prevent untoward incidents — risking t ...

According to foresters, these solar-run cameras are equipped with night vision to monitor elephant movement even in the dark ...

Dehradun: Electrocution, railway collisions, poaching, and widespread habitat loss have emerged as the leading causes of elephant deaths across India,.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: While India's wild elephant population has dropped by 25 per cent in just eight years, the Western Ghats remain a key sanctuary, home to 80 per cent of the country's elephants.

However, environmentalists point out that scientific studies have already shown elephant drives to be an ineffective and even harmful solution, calling for the plan to be reassessed.

Devesh Pandey, the divisional forest officer of Kurseong forest division, said the large-scale elephant-guiding operation was undertaken to move the herd safely out of the Tukuriajhar habitat ...

For the first time, elephants can be seen in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, as they are pushed out of their ...