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83 tigers poached during 1999-2004
The Assam Tribune , Monday, May 03, 2010

NEW DELHI, May 2 – A total of 83 tigers were poached during 1999-2004 as forest guards in various reserves were ill-equipped and untrained to fight wildlife smugglers, a Parliamentary panel has said. ...More


Snail farming may save African apes from poaching
By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY
USA Today , Thursday, April 29, 2010

Snail salvation? Threatened apes' survival might rest on West African escargot. Only about 300 apes survive in Nigeria's Cross River National Park on the Cameroon border. Poaching from nearby poor vi ...More


Poachers target migratory birds in Siruthavur lake
P. Oppili
The Hindu , Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Large-scale poaching of migratory birds has come to light in the Siruthavur lake near Tirupporur. Poachers place stuffed dead birds in the water body to attract the flock and use double barrel guns ...More


Lion census: Number may touch 400
Himanshu Kaushik
The Times of India , Monday, April 26, 2010

Ahmedabad: It was 1 am, the beat guard inside the sanctuary heard a lion’s roar. The big cat was near by. A nocturnal search was launched, which ended in sweet success. The team traced two lionesses w ...More


Gujarat plans to get Asiatic cheetahs from Iran
Manas Dasgupta
The Hindu , Sunday, April 25, 2010

GANDHINAGAR: Efforts are on to bring a few Asiatic cheetahs and re-introduce them in the forests of Gujarat, a State government official has said. S.K. Nanda, Principal Secretary, Forests and Environ ...More


UP readies for one more tiger reserve
Pawan Dixit
The Hindustan Times , Sunday, April 25, 2010

The Amangarh forest range in Uttar Pradesh’s Bijnor district is all set to become a tiger reserve — the state’s second after Dudhwa National Park. The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and ...More


GOLDEN REIGN OF LION KING!
Himanshu Kaushik
The Times of India , Saturday, April 24, 2010

Ahmedabad: Gujarat will start counting the number of lions in the wild on Saturday.And,from all accounts,the results of the census,which will take about a week to tabulate,will bring cheer to Gujarat ...More


Poachers target migratory birds in Siruthavur lake
The Hindu , Saturday, April 24, 2010

CHENNAI: Large-scale poaching of migratory birds has come to light in the Siruthavur lake near Tirupporur. Poachers place stuffed dead birds in the water body to attract the flock and using double ...More


Wildlife activist lodges complaint against cops
Bhanu P Lohumi
The Tribune , Friday, April 23, 2010

Karnal, April 22 The Karnal leopard killing case took a new turn today with noted environmentalist and wildlife activist Naresh Kadiyan lodging a complaint against the police personnel involved in th ...More


Take steps to protect big cats, PM tells tiger-range States
PTI
Business Line , Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Worried over the dwindling big cat population, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has written to chief ministers of states with tiger ranges to declare buffer areas around the animal`s habitat and expedite ...More


Why we can’t save the tiger
Praveen Donthi
The Hindu , Sunday, April 18, 2010

Some 50 men of Kuchwahi village and I are perched on mahua trees somewhere close to the edge of Madhya Pradesh’s Bandhavgarh National Park. The agitated villagers are trying to catch a glimpse of Chak ...More


Tiger pelt seized, five arrested
DHNS
Deccan Herald , Saturday, April 17, 2010

The Forest Department officials on Friday arrested five persons and seized a tiger pelt at Masinagudi near Bandipur, close to Mudumalai National Park. The seizure has worried the officials of both B ...More


TIGER PELT SEIZED, FIVE ARRESTED
DECCAN HERALD , Saturday, April 17, 2010

The Forest Department officials on Friday arrested five persons and seized a tiger pelt at Masinagudi near Bandipur, close to Mudumalai National Park. The seizure has worried the officials of both ...More


India announces new tracking system to protect tigers
AFP , Friday, April 16, 2010

NEW DELHI — India said Wednesday it would use a new tiger tracking system to crack down on "lazy" wildlife guards as it struggles to halt poaching that has drastically reduced the number of big cats. ...More


Software-based monitoring system for tiger reserves
The Hindu , Friday, April 16, 2010

New Delhi, April 15 In a bid to strengthen patrolling and surveillance of the endangered tigers, the Government is introducing a software-based monitoring system at tiger reserves across the country. ...More


Soon, software will maintain vigil in all 39 tiger reserves
DNA India , Thursday, April 15, 2010

In its bid to save the endangered big cats, the Centre is introducing a software monitoring system, M-Stripes, to strengthen effectiveness of surveillance and anti-poaching measures in all the 39 tige ...More


TIGER DENSITY MAY RISE AT KAZIRANGA, CENSUS SHOWS
BUSINESS STANDARD , Thursday, April 15, 2010

Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh today said preliminary reports from the second nationwide tiger census, currently underway, were very encouraging and that Kaziranga in Assam could show an increase ...More


TIGER PROTECTION AGENCY GETS TEETH
Pioneer News Service
THE PIONEER , Thursday, April 15, 2010

With a view to ensure accountability of forest guards in patrolling tiger reserves and to enhance transparency in their functioning, the Government has launched a unique software monitoring system. Ca ...More


SOON, SOFTWARE WILL MAINTAIN VIGIL IN ALL 39 TIGER RESERVES
DNA , Thursday, April 15, 2010

In its bid to save the endangered big cats, the Centre is introducing a software monitoring system, M-Stripes, to strengthen effectiveness of surveillance and anti-poaching measures in all the 39 tige ...More


Hi-tech system in place for monitoring tigers
IANS,
The Times of India , Thursday, April 15, 2010

NEW DELHI: With the tiger population dwindling in the country, the Indian government Wednesday launched a hi-tech monitoring system to ensure transparency in tiger protection in the country. The sys ...More


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