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Gujarat offers hefty sum to shift out of Gir
IANS
The economic times , Friday, July 03, 2009

GANDHINAGAR: The Gujarat government is planning to shift some 100 families of the Maldhari community living inside the sprawling Gir National Park as part of a project to resettle these herdsmen outsi ...More


Gujarat offers hefty sum to shift out of Gir
IANS
Times of India , Friday, July 03, 2009

GANDHINAGAR: The Gujarat government is planning to shift some 100 families of the Maldhari community living inside the sprawling Gir National Park as part of a project to resettle these herdsmen outsi ...More


Katarniyaghat a safe haven for the wildlife
Sharmila Krishna | Lucknow
The Pioneer , Thursday, June 25, 2009

Katarniyaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, a unit of the Dudhwa Tiger reserve, remains the safest haven for the wildlife in the state. While the last census carried out by Project Tiger gave an estimated count ...More


Second home for Gir's big cats remains mired
IANS
Times of India , Tuesday, June 23, 2009

NEW DELHI: India's Asiatic lions are the most vulnerable of all the big cats as they live in a single area in Gujarat, making them prone to diseases as well as other threats, and yet calls for creat ...More


Shortage of police personnel encouraging wildlife crimes
PNS | Ramnagar
The Pioneer , Monday, June 22, 2009

Even as the strike undertaken by employees of urban local bodies caused severe disruption of civic life in Ramnagar, factors including a shortage of police personnel on duty in Ramnagar are encour ...More


World Bank backs tiger conservation programme
Suzanne Goldenberg
The Hindu , Monday, June 22, 2009

The world’s diminishing population of tigers — which could face extinction within a decade — found a potential saviour on Friday after the World Bank put its weight behind a new international conserva ...More


Tigers fight for turf, but foresters happy
Prithviraj Singh | Dehradun
The Pioneer , Monday, June 22, 2009

The death of the sixth tiger resulting from territorial fighting, in the past six months, has raised hopes among Uttarakhand forest officials about the presence of other big cats in Tarai Central ...More


Kumbh fair preparations pose threat to State environment
Pioneer News Service | Rishikesh
The Pioneer , Sunday, June 21, 2009

While the State and District administration focus their attention on ensuring proper execution of works to arrange for the successful organisation of Kumbh Mela in Haridwar, the environmental wealth o ...More


Three-year jail for tiger poacher
PTI
The Hindu , Friday, June 19, 2009

Katni (MP): A court here on Thursday convicted a notorious tiger poacher, a resident of Haryana, for poaching the big cat and smuggling its body parts and sentenced him to three years imprisonment. T ...More


Tiger poacher given 3 years RI, fined Rs 10,000
Staff Reporter | Bhopal
The Pioneer , Friday, June 19, 2009

A Madhya Pradesh court on Thursday sentenced a tiger poacher to three years of rigorous imprisonment (RI) and a fine of Rs 10,000, officials said on Thursday. The accused — Dariya — was convicted ...More


Tiger poacher convicted in Madhya Pradesh
IANS
Times of India , Friday, June 19, 2009

NEW DELHI: A Madhya Pradesh court sentenced a tiger poacher to three years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs.10,000, officials said on Thursday. Dariya (only the first name was given) was ...More


Fragmentation of forest areas has increased elephant menace: officer
Staff Correspondent
The Hindu , Thursday, June 18, 2009

Madikeri: Fragmentation of forest areas, particularly in the northern parts of Kodagu, is one of the main reasons for the increased man-elephant conflict in the district, outgoing Deputy Conservator o ...More


Greens fume at night traffic in Bandipur sanctuary
IANS
Times of India , Saturday, June 13, 2009

BANGALORE: Environmentalists across Karnataka are fuming over the state government's latest decision to put on hold an eco-friendly ban on vehicular movement at night through the famous Bandipur game ...More


Banking on tribals to protect tiger reserve
D. Radhakrishnan
The Hindu , Friday, June 12, 2009

Udhagamandalam: Forest department’s dependence on tribals for managing the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve near here is steadily growing. Recognised many years ago as one of the best maintained wildlife sanct ...More


Seven held for poaching wild boar
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Thursday, June 11, 2009

Coimbatore: Officials of the Forest Department, Coimbatore Division, have arrested seven persons in connection with two incidents of poaching wild boar, near Marudhamalai and near Thadagam, in the las ...More


Cyclone decimates fishing industry
Sabyasachi Roy
The Statesman , Wednesday, June 10, 2009

SUNDERBANS, 9 JUNE: Fishermen of the Sunderbans, who have lost their livelihood after cyclone Aila, are now becoming more dependent on forest products like honey and timber. The marooned residents w ...More


Fresh tiger census in October
PTI
Times of India , Wednesday, June 10, 2009

DEHRADUN: A tiger census would be conducted in October this year by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) after a gap of two years amid fears of declining population of the animal in the country. ...More


Fresh tiger census in October
PTI
The Economic Times , Wednesday, June 10, 2009

DEHRADUN: A tiger census would be conducted in October this year by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) after a gap of two years amid fears of declining population of the animal in the country. ...More


STPF for three reserves in MP
Vivek Trivedi | Bhopal
The Pioneer , Monday, June 08, 2009

For safeguarding the already diminished tiger population in the State, Special Tiger Protection Force (STPF) will soon be deployed in three tiger reserves Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Pench. Every company w ...More


Frog poaching a worry, says campaign
TNN
Times of India , Saturday, June 06, 2009

MARGAO: Two largest species of frogs - Indian bullfrog and Jerdon's bullfrog - are selectively poached in the state for their large fleshy legs, the most prized anatomy of the frog. The Indian pon ...More


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