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Wildlife Protection & Ecology• October 1, 2026 • Laily UPN

Against All Odds: Endangered Ganges River Dolphins Persist in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga River

Executive Overview In the heart of South Asia, where the relentless march of industrialization and urbanization collides with…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 24, 2026 • Nana Muazin

Saving the Queen of the Indus: Pakistan Expands Protected Habitat as Endangered River Dolphins Stage a Fragile Comeback

By Muhammad Talal Published: September 2026 Executive Overview Between 11 million and 16 million years ago, during the…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 17, 2026 • Nila Kartika Wati

Guardians of the Mekong: The High-Stakes Battle to Save Southeast Asia’s Last Irrawaddy Dolphins

Executive Overview As the morning sun cuts through the heavy tropical haze over the Mekong River in Kratie,…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 14, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim

Surviving the Toxic Flow: Endangered Ganges River Dolphins Found Thriving Against the Odds in Dhaka’s Infamous Buriganga River

Executive Overview Flowing past the bustling southern fringe of Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, the Buriganga River is a waterway…