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Efforts on to save crocodile from extinction
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Thursday, January 22, 2009

Srikakulam: The crocodiles in the Srisailam tiger reserve forest and even in other parts of India had been victims of poaching by smugglers who exported them illegally to countries abroad. The importe ...More


Leopard electrocuted
TNN
Times of India , Thursday, January 22, 2009

NAGPUR: A fully grown male leopard was electrocuted in Sawangi reserved forest, around 65 kms from Nagpur in Paoni Forest Range in Nagpur Forest Division, highlighting the presence of poachers as well ...More


2 hardcore poachers held
CORRESPONDENT
The Assam Tribune , Wednesday, January 21, 2009

DERGAON, Jan 20 – The forest team of Golaghat Division caught two hardcore poachers from Afalagaon and Kemeri Chapori within the last 24 hours. According to information a team of well equiped staff le ...More


Endangering wildlife
Staff Reporter
The Central Chronicle , Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Several schemes for wildlife conservation are being run and a lot of amount is also being spent on them. But, even after this the wildlife could not be protected properly. Their number is decreasing c ...More


Rare pygmy hog in dire straits
Sivasish Thakur
The Assam Tribune , Tuesday, January 20, 2009

BARNADI (UDALGURI), Jan 19 – A prime wildlife habitat and the last refuge (except Manas National Park) of the critically-endangered pigmy hog and hispid hare, the Barnadi Wildlife Sanctuary presents a ...More


Pigeon deaths: Poaching suspected
TNN
Times of India , Sunday, January 18, 2009

AMRELI: About 50 pigeons were found dead in a farm on the outskirts of Fatehgadh village of Dhari taluka on Saturday morning. The birds were allegedly poached illegally by a hunter duo, who escaped. ...More


China's wild camels increasing: Report
AP
The Economic Times , Saturday, January 17, 2009

GUANGZHOU, China The number of wild camels, rugged creatures living in a former nuclear test zone with increasingly scarce water, in China's western Xinjiang territory has grown to about 500, making u ...More


Russia officials may have shot endangered sheep: WWF
REUTERS
The Economic Times , Friday, January 16, 2009

MOSCOW: A hunting party of senior Russian officials may have illegally shot endangered mountain sheep from a helicopter before it crashed, environmental group WWF has said. WWF said it sent a lett ...More


More than 600 elephants found in Malaysian park
AP
The Economic Times , Friday, January 16, 2009

BANGKOK, Thailand: Researchers said on Thursday they have found a surprisingly large elephant population in Malaysia's biggest national park after new survey techniques revealed a community of more th ...More


Hyena found dead in Chhatarpur village
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Friday, January 16, 2009

The Chhatarpur district forest department officials have recovered the body of a hyena from a remote village in on Thursday. The villagers have spotted the body in the morning and passed the informati ...More


Siberian birds arrive in Terai, poaching continues unabated
PNS | Dineshpur
The Pioneer , Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Arrival of the migratory birds from Siberia at water reservoirs in Terai region has been accompanied by an increase in illegal poaching of the Siberian visitor. The number of avian visitors increa ...More


43 jailed for smuggling animal parts in MP
IANS
Times of India , Monday, January 12, 2009

BHOPAL: As many as 43 people were sentenced in Madhya Pradesh's Katni forest division for poaching and smuggling of animal parts, official said on Friday. Minister of State for Forests (independen ...More


Leopard rescued at Talekhol
Rajendra P Kerkar, TNN
Times of India , Saturday, January 10, 2009

BICHOLIM: A leopard who fell into an unused well in Talekhol, a village four kilometers from Goa's Sattari border, was rescued by the forest department of Maharashtra and members of Bicholim's Animal ...More


No sanctuary for these sanctuaries
TNN
Times of India , Friday, January 09, 2009

PANAJI: Environmentalists and wildlife lovers were exultant after the then governor, M M Jacob, notified Mhadei and Neturlim as wildlife sanctuaries during the brief period of President's rule in 1999 ...More


Green Heritage spots 26 dolphins in Subansiri
CORRESPONDENT
The Assam Tribune , Tuesday, January 06, 2009

NORTH LAKHIMPUR, Jan 5 – Green Heritage of North Lakhimpur, a non-government organisation (NGO) spotted 26 endangered Gangetic river dolphins in downstream waters of Subansiri river during its recent ...More


Walkathon to create eco awareness
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Monday, January 05, 2009

Chennai: A five-kilometre walk along the Marina beach was organised by the Coast Guard on Sunday to promote awareness of environmental protection. The walkathon is organised every year prior to the ...More


Electric shock kills wild animal
Our Correspondent
The Tribune , Sunday, January 04, 2009

Chamba, January 3 The clandestine poaching in the wooded Sillaghrat valley of Chamba district, which is inhabited by a large number of wildlife, is eating into the thriving habitat though it is not t ...More


Bhitarkanika officials on guard against poaching
Pioneer News Service
The Pioneer , Thursday, January 01, 2009

Rajnagar DFO PK Behera informed that he has alerted all his range officials and the senior officials to remain alert on possible poaching in and around the Bhitarkanika National Park during the celebr ...More


Poachers have a free run in state
Staff Reporter
The Tribune , Sunday, December 28, 2008

Jammu, December 27 The state has become a haven for poachers and smugglers, who kill wild animals to sell their hides and other body parts in national and international markets. The ongoing armed ...More


Pollution around Deopahar RF threatening wildlife
CORRESPONDENT
The Assam Tribune , Saturday, December 27, 2008

GOLAGHAT, Dec 26 – The Deopahar reserve forest near Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL) in Golaghat district is presently reeling under heavy pollution due to dumping of plastic garbage. It was recen ...More


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