The Indian wolf’s survival depends on how we classify land

This article is authored by Anuja Malhotra, policy manager and Abi T. Vanak, director, Centre for Policy Design, ATREE.
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IUCN May Declare Indian Wolf Distinct Species With Just 3,000 Left in Wild; Sparks Urgent Conservation Call

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has, for the first time, assessed the Indian wolf (Canis lupus pallipes) as a distinct entity - paving the way for its recognition as a ...
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Just 3,000 left in wild, IUCN classifies Indian wolf as 'potential distinct species'

The Indian wolf, commonly known as gray wolf, is found across India and Pakistan DEHRADUN: In a significant development in animal classification, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) ...
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'All it takes is a predator to learn that children are easier prey': Why India's 'wolf' attacks may not be what they seem

Indian authorities believe wolves have killed 10 people in the Bahraich region of Uttar Pradesh in recent months, as fear and confusion grips local villages. When you purchase through links on our ...