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Govt plans dolphin watch centre in Etawah
Faiz Rahman Siddiqui
The Times of India , Friday, February 28, 2014

KANPUR: The state government plans to develop a dolphin watch centre along Panchnada river in Etawah as a major tourist attraction as well as to raise awareness about the endangered mammal declared as ...More


46 lions, 37 cubs died in two years
The Times of India , Thursday, February 27, 2014

AHMEDABAD: In the last two years, 45 lions and 37 cubs died in Junagadh and Gir Somnath districts, all of natural causes. One lion had died an unnatural death in 2013. These deaths include the 16 lion ...More


Leopard on loose: Encounters with wildlife warning of accelerating crisis
Samar Halarnkar,
Hindustan Times , Thursday, February 27, 2014

Markets and schools were shut. Stay indoors, said the administration. The army was alerted. Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut, a city of more than 3 million people, is used to curfews, primarily over sectarian ...More


Lion translocation: Gujarat files curative plea in SC
The Times of India , Thursday, February 27, 2014

AHMEDABAD: After some dilly-dallying on the matter, the Gujarat government finally filed a curative petition in the Supreme Court against the planned translocation of some lions from Gir to Kuno Palpu ...More


BSF hand suspected in poaching near zero line: Forest department
Vikram Jit Singh,
The Times of India , Thursday, February 27, 2014

CHANDIGARH: Organized poaching of wild boars and sambar deer in the protected forests of Bareke - lying beyond the electrified fence and before the zero line on the international border in Ferozepur s ...More


146 rhino killed in South Africa since 2014
Business Standard , Thursday, February 27, 2014

A total of 146 rhino have been killed so far this year in South Africa, with 95 poached in the Kruger National Park bordering Mozambique, said the South African National Parks (SANP) Wednesday. "The ...More


More danger from man-leopard conflicts than with tigers
Neha Shukla,
The Times of India , Monday, February 24, 2014

LUCKNOW: A leopard is several times more prone to stray than a tiger. Blame it on the animal's adaptive nature and its constant conflict with the 'superior' carnivore, the tiger and that is the reason ...More


Govt ropes in agency to study jumbo habitat
The Times of India , Monday, February 24, 2014

BHUBANESWAR: The state government on Saturday roped in a private agency to conduct a "carrying capacity" study of elephants to ensure a sustainable habitat for the jumbos, sources said. The governm ...More


Stung by tiger poaching, Special Tiger Protection Force proposed for Melghat
The Times of India , Monday, February 24, 2014

NAGPUR: In bid to check menace of poaching and provide better protection, the Melghat Tiger Reserve (MTR), which turned 40 last year, has proposed setting up of Special Tiger Protection Force (STPF) ...More


The mighty lions of Gir
Sanjay Austa
Deccan Herald , Sunday, February 23, 2014

You can question other aspects of Gujarats development model, but you have to hand it to Narendra Modi for developing the super smooth highways. All Gujaratis are proud of their highways. And I can v ...More


Leopard carcass found near Yavatmal
The Times of India , Friday, February 21, 2014

YAVATMAL: A five-year-old leopard was found lying dead in the forest area of Lasina village, some 12km from the city, on Wednesday evening. It was noticed by cowherd Suryabhan Kumbhekar, who informed ...More


'Government apathy leading to flamingo poaching'
The Times of India , Friday, February 21, 2014

NAVI MUMBAI: Environmentalists and bird lovers have reacted sharply to reports of flamingo poaching in Uran. "The state government has not done much to protect these winter migrants and their natura ...More


CB Forms SIT to Probe Elephant Poaching
The New Indian Express , Friday, February 21, 2014

The Crime Branch (CB) of Odisha Police on Thursday took over the investigation into recent elephant poachings in Sambalpur district and constituted a seven-member special investigation team (SIT). Th ...More


South African safari: more than the ‘big five’
Sneha Mahale
Hindustan Times , Friday, February 21, 2014

"I we can’t save our iconic animals, what chance do the other species have?” It is this question, posed during breakfast by Dr William Fowlds — an affable wildlife veterinarian living in the Eas ...More


Leopard skin seizure exposes interstate links
The Times of India , Friday, February 21, 2014

NAGPUR: Gondia forest officials have seized a leopard skin and exposed an interstate gang of wildlife criminals after arresting four persons - two from Bahela in Lanji near Balaghat and two others fro ...More


Flamingos hunted for meat in Navi Mumbai’s mudflats
Vijay Singh
The Economic Times , Thursday, February 20, 2014

NHAVA SHEVA: Broken beaks, feathers and bones have been found on the outskirts of Phunde village in Uran taluka, about 25km from Vashi, raising fears of poaching of flamingos which migrate to the near ...More


State Govt to Undertake Study on Elephant Load Capacity
The New Indian Express , Thursday, February 20, 2014

The growing man-elephant conflict and rising incidence of poaching has prompted the Odisha Government to take up a carrying capacity study of the jumbos in the State. The Wildlife Wing of the State is ...More


MP minister's kin linked to poaching
P Naveen
The Times of India , Wednesday, February 19, 2014

BHOPAL: Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) officers have received on Monday a 'positive' ballistic report of a 12 bore rifle seized from a gang of poachers accompanied by nephew of state animal husbandry minis ...More


Shrinking Satkosia reserve area sparks row
The Pioneer , Wednesday, February 19, 2014

The Satkosia Tiger Reserve in Odisha is in the midst of a controversy once again following the recent State Government decision to reduce 159 sq km from the Sanctuary. Earlier, it had kicked off dust ...More


Rhinos being killed with alarming frequency in Assam
The Times of India , Monday, February 17, 2014

GUWAHATI: The killing of seven rhinos in the state within a span of a month-and-a-half has proved once again that poachers can still strike the one-horned pachyderm at will and almost with impunity. ...More


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