A wolf too many

Hunters grounded

Predators are re-colonising old habitats, finds study

Contrary to popular perception, predators moving into hitherto ‘alien’ environments are only recolonising what they had once lost

Wolf snapped in the Sundarbans for the first time

It is a stray individual that has dispersed nearly 350 km from the nearest wolf population in Purulia, say experts

The return of Mowgli's mother

Rudyard Kipling gave us unbelievable stories about the humane wolf. Now, a court decision reaffirms the animal's vital role in the ecosystem

New study adds to calls for formal recognition of Himalayan wolf

The research, conducted by British and Nepalese researchers, confirms that the proposed Himalayan wolf is an ancient wolf lineage, has developed …

Wolves out

Oldest of all

Reason to save India's wolves

China loses its patent

Human’s best friend originated from a wolf in West Asia  

Academia can help humans and large carnivores coexist

It can help foster better institutional arrangements, especially in places like Romania, India and Brazil, where there are substantial …

Identity crisis

Classification debate hurts conservation of Himalayan wolf

Born free, but...

...doomed to extinction all over the world, large carnivores may yet be saved following urgent companies in Asian countries and eksewhere, …

Wolves feel the crunch

Alaska's predator control programmes undermine the region's ecological health

Crying wolf?

A plan to reintroduce wolves in Scotland's forests runs into rough weather

India's disregarded wolves

The king of dry grasslands has nowhere to go

Science and Technology - Briefs

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