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Tiger burning bright in Uttarakhand
Gautam Dheer in Chandigarh
Deccan Herald , Sunday, February 20, 2011

Ever wondered what Indian skipper Mahinder Singh Dhoni’s wedding last July did to animal lovers in the country? It brought cheers, for it helped the cause of tiger conservation. Here’s how. Two months ...More


Athirappilly project threatens hornbills
Mini Muringatheri
The Hindu , Saturday, February 19, 2011

‘They are endemic to low elevation forests in limited locations of South India and Sri Lanka' If you trek deep into the Athirappilly-Vazhachal forests in the Southern Western Ghats, chances are that ...More


Big cat success story behind man-animal clash
Chetan Chauhan
The Hindustan Times , Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Devika Devi, who was killed in Sunderkhal village near the Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve, became the 25th victim of a fatal tiger attack in India in the last 13 months. Wildlife experts suggest the in ...More


Three more elephant deaths in Similipal reserve
Debabrata Mohanty
The Indian Express , Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Eight months after Similipal Tiger Reserve shot to infamy over burning of elephant carcasses by its field staff to erase evidence of poaching, three more elephants were found dead inside the reserve — ...More


Poisoning suspected in Simlipal elephant deaths
Staff reporter
The Hindu , Wednesday, February 16, 2011

BHUBANESWAR: Orissa forest authorities suspect that poisoning is the cause of death of three juvenile elephants in the Simlipal Tiger Reserve (STR), whose carcasses were traced within a 150-metre ...More


Tiger, leopard found dead in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve
D. Radhakrishnan
The Hindu , Monday, February 14, 2011

A tiger and a leopard were found dead in the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) near here on Sunday. Field Director, MTR, Rajiv K. Srivastava, told TheHindu that anti-poaching watchers had come across th ...More


Bird sanctuaries cry out for better upkeep
Neha Lalchandani
The Times of India , Thursday, February 03, 2011

New Delhi: The Okhla Bird Sanctuary might have benefited a great deal from international cooperation had the government made efforts to have it classified as a Ramsar site. This tag for wetlands is ...More


The Indiana Jones of wildlife protection
Dharmendra Khandal
The Financial Chronicle , Thursday, February 03, 2011

The legacy of a legend is the memory of a great example. This is what could describe Dr Alan Rabinowitz and his amazing efforts, which went in creating Hukawng Valley Tiger Res¬erve, Myanmar — the la¬ ...More


Needed: Rapid rescue teams for leopards
Amit Bhattacharya, TNN
Times of India , Monday, January 31, 2011

NEW DELHI: Wildlife experts want rapid response teams set up in sensitive areas across the country to deal with human-leopard conflicts. After three leopards were killed last week, experts said the en ...More


Needed: Rapid rescue teams for leopards
Amit Bhattacharya
The Times of India , Monday, January 31, 2011

NEW DELHI: Wildlife experts want rapid response teams set up in sensitive areas across the country to deal with human-leopard conflicts. After three leopards were killed last week, experts said the en ...More


Leopard trapped in snare dies of asphyxiation
Pioneer news service | Dehradun
The Pioneers , Monday, January 31, 2011

The body of a leopard that suffocated to death after finding itself trapped in a snare has been found in Rajaji National Park over the weekend. National park director SS Rasaily said one more s ...More


Tigers could triple in Asia
IANS
Times of India , Thursday, January 27, 2011

WASHINGTON: Asian tiger reserves could support more than 10,000 wild tigers, or three times the current number, if core breeding sites are protected, say the world's leading conservationists. Th ...More


Carcasses recovered in Kathua
Tribune News Service
The Tribune , Sunday, January 23, 2011

The Wildlife Protection Department recovered carcasses of some animals killed by poachers along with equipment during a routine anti-poaching patrolling at Chhalla in the Ramkote forest range of B ...More


Leopard dies due to ‘negligence of officials’ Was earlier trapped by poachers
Bipin Bhardwaj/TNS
The Tribune , Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Hoshiarpur, January 17 Just 32 days after poachers allegedly killed a male leopard in Madariwala choe near Dholbaha, another male leopard fell prey to them in Bhera village, the last village of Punja ...More


To save the tiger, save jungle
Chandan Mitra
The Pioneer , Sunday, January 16, 2011

Without a holistic approach nothing can protect India's wildlife from human greed and bestiality. If we don’t act now, the tiger, leopard, elephant, deer and even marine and avian species will fac ...More


India's other big cat
Sanjeev Sanyal
Business Standard , Wednesday, January 12, 2011

The sharp decline in India’s tiger population has been, quite rightly, the focus of much media attention in the last few years. It is now estimated that barely 1,400 of them survive in the wild compar ...More


‘Tiger’ deployed to save Betla woods
PNS | DALTONGANJ
The Pioneer , Wednesday, January 12, 2011

National Park Betla has one sniffer dog. According to the ranger of the park Ajit K Singh, the dog is nicknamed ‘Tiger’. This sniffer dog has had its training in Bhopal, said the ranger. The Na ...More


Avian guests arrive at Harike wetland-cum-sanctuary
PNS | Chandigarh
The Pioneer , Monday, January 10, 2011

It is time and the winged visitors from distant lands have arrived at India's second largest bird sanctuary-Harike wetland-cum-sanctuary. Considered as the bird watchers paradise, Harike wetland i ...More


Bird conservation workshop held in Angul
PNS | TALCHER
The Pioneer , Monday, January 10, 2011

On the occasion of National Bird Day, a bird photography exhibition and workshop on Conservation of Important Bird Area (IBA) of Satkosia-Panchadhara were organised at Athamallik by an Angul-based ...More


Elephant herd strays into human habitation
Special Correspondent
The Hindu , Sunday, January 09, 2011

Coimbatore: A herd of six elephants that strayed into human habitations was on the march and kept the forest officials on their toes the whole night. The elephants that strayed out of the reserve f ...More


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