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1 killed, 2 hurt as forest guards, poachers clash
Ambika Sharma
The Tribune , Monday, April 18, 2011

Paonta Sahib, April 17 In a violent clash between forest guards and poachers, which took place last night at the Kalesar National Park located on the Himachal-Haryana border, a resident of Kishenpu ...More


1 killed, 2 hurt as forest guards, poachers clash
Ambika Sharma
The Tribune , Monday, April 18, 2011

Paonta Sahib, April 17 In a violent clash between forest guards and poachers, which took place last night at the Kalesar National Park located on the Himachal-Haryana border, a resident of Kishenpu ...More


Three poachers held in Jajpur; bear, mouse deer meat seized
PIONEER NEWS SERVICE | JAJPUR
The Pioneer , Monday, April 18, 2011

A poacher was arrested by the forest officials on Saturday for killing a black bear in Udayapur village under Sukinda forest in the district. The forest officials also seized 25 kg of bear m ...More


Tiger census: doubts cast over data collection procedure
R. Krishna Kumar
The Hindu , Monday, April 18, 2011

MYSORE: The Government's claim that tiger numbers in Karnataka have increased has come into question, following doubts cast over the data collection procedure. The results of the all-India tiger cens ...More


Dolphin poaching goes unabated
ALOK K N MISHRA,TNN
The Economic Times , Friday, April 15, 2011

PATNA: Despite Gangetic dolphins being an endangered species, they are being killed at an alarming rate in Bihar. "More and more fishermen are using oil extracted from dolphins for fishing. ...More


Dolphin poaching goes unabated
Alok K N Mishra, TNN
Times of India , Friday, April 15, 2011

PATNA: Despite Gangetic dolphins being an endangered species, they are being killed at an alarming rate in Bihar. "More and more fishermen are using oil extracted from dolphins for fishing. Ap ...More


Man-animal conflicts on the rise in Odisha
KRUSHNA KUMAR MISHRA | Dhenkanal
The Pioneer , Wednesday, April 13, 2011

While more than 250 elephants have died due to various reasons in 24 forest divisions of the State, reportedly, the elephant herds have trampled over 270 human beings to death in last five years. ...More


Forest dept inserts microchips in snakes for identification
The Hindustan Times , Tuesday, April 12, 2011

The Delhi Forests and Wildlife Department is inserting microchips inside snakes owned by snake charmers in order to give each snake a unique identity (ID). According to an amendment of 2000 of the Wi ...More


Obsession with tiger could backfire: Experts
Deepak Gidwani
DNA India , Monday, April 11, 2011

Dudhwa National Park, which houses over half of the world's deer, is now facing a crisis on this very count. With rapid depletion of its natural habitat, deer here are critically endangered. Dudhwa N ...More


Endangered Gangetic dolphin poached
Alok K N Mishra, TNN
Times of India , Sunday, April 10, 2011

PATNA: In a shocking incident, suspected poachers late on Friday night killed a six-feet-long male Gangetic dolphin, declared an endangered species, on the banks of river Ganga. The national aquat ...More


Endangered Gangetic dolphin poached
ALOK K N MISHRA,TNN
The Economic Times , Sunday, April 10, 2011

PATNA: In a shocking incident, suspected poachers late on Friday night killed a six-feet-long male Gangetic dolphin, declared an endangered species, on the banks of river Ganga. The national aquat ...More


Spot the tiger... aboard a chopper !
The Stateman , Sunday, April 10, 2011

SIR, ~ After independence, Jim Corbett, the great humanist and hunter, had appealed to Jawaharlal Nehru to ensure the protection of tigers against indiscriminate hunting. Unfortunately this appeal wa ...More


WB approves $39 million for wildlife project in Bangladesh, Nepal
PTI
Times of India , Saturday, April 09, 2011

WASHINGTON: As part of its effort to strengthen regional cooperation for wildlife protection in Asia, the World Bank has approved a $39 million financial assistance to Bangladesh and Nepal. Th ...More


WB approves $39 million for wildlife project in Bangladesh, Nepal
PTI
The Economic Times , Saturday, April 09, 2011

WASHINGTON: As part of its effort to strengthen regional cooperation for wildlife protection in Asia, the World Bank has approved a $39 million financial assistance to Bangladesh and Nepal. Th ...More


State to contest figures on tiger census
N. Rahul
The Hindu , Tuesday, April 05, 2011

HYDERABAD: The State government is likely to contest the count in the tiger census carried out by the Wildlife Institute of India and the National Tiger Conservation Authority fixing the population of ...More


Haryana forest dept. launches new scheme
Special Correspondent
The Hindu , Sunday, April 03, 2011

CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Forest Department has launched a scheme for the adoption of wild animals or birds in zoos and deer parks to protect them, Forest and Environment Minister Ajay Singh Yadav said ...More


Also in danger but ignored
Atul Sethi
The Times of India , Sunday, April 03, 2011

Leopard In India, leopard conservation is often clubbed with tigers because many leopards are in tiger reserves. But, no reliable count is available. Conservationists believe this has affected their ...More


Should we be celebrating the score-board yet?
K ULLAS KARANTH
Times of India , Friday, April 01, 2011

The celebrations unfolding about 16% increase in tiger numbers (to 1,706) across the country deserve a closer look. To demand such scrutiny is not to deny the essential fact that the central gover ...More


Should we be celebrating the score-board yet?
K ULLAS KARANTH
The Economic Times , Friday, April 01, 2011

The celebrations unfolding about 16% increase in tiger numbers (to 1,706) across the country deserve a closer look. To demand such scrutiny is not to deny the essential fact that the central governm ...More


MP sees decline in big cats, loses 'Tiger State' tag to Karnataka
Staff reporter
The Deccan Herald , Friday, April 01, 2011

Despite a 12 per cent rise in the population of big cats in the country, Madhya Pradesh popularly known as the 'Tiger State' witnessed a decline in their numbers resulting in loss of this covete ...More


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