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Five fined for poaching migratory birds
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Thursday, October 30, 2008

PUDUCHERRY: Officials of the Forest Department on Wednesday fined five persons for poaching migratory birds at Manaveli, Ariyankuppam. Little egrets, pond herons and grey herons were rescued from them ...More


Steps taken to check poaching of migratory birds
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Wednesday, October 29, 2008

BERHAMPUR: Special watch is being kept on gun owners in villagers on the coast of Chilika Lake in Orissa this winter to save the migratory birds from poachers. According to Chilika Development Auth ...More


1-horned rhinos out of endangered list
BY SANJEEB BARUAH
The Asian Age , Monday, October 27, 2008

Oct. 26: The removal of the one-horned rhinoceros by an international NGO from its endangered species list will not affect the animals in Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, their main home, park officia ...More


Bangladesh acts to protect deer in Sundarbans
REUTERS
Times of India , Sunday, October 26, 2008

DHAKA: Bangladesh has tightened security in the Sundarbans mangrove forest to protect the deer population from depletion against widespread poaching, forest officials said. Organised gangs of poac ...More


20 jailed for killing lions
The Hindu , Saturday, October 25, 2008

Junagarh (Gujarat): A court here has sentenced 20 people, including nine women, to three years in jail for killing six lions in the nearby Gir National Park — the biggest case of poaching in recent hi ...More


Rhino population: Changed status may hit conservation efforts
Staff reporter
The Assam Tribune , Saturday, October 25, 2008

GUWAHATI, Oct 24 – At first glance what appears like a positive development could actually indicate a less favourable future to the State’s official animal. The recent change in status of the greater ...More


Lalu save Bholu: Peta
IANS
Times of India , Friday, October 24, 2008

NEW DELHI: 'Lalu, save Bholu' is the slogan of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to save elephants that are killed in accidents with trains in the country. Bholu the elephant is t ...More


19 get 3-year jail for killing six Gir lions
TNN
Times of India , Friday, October 24, 2008

RAJKOT: In a rare conviction, a Junagadh sessions court on Thursday sentenced 19 poachers to three years rigorous imprisonment for killing six lions in Gir’s Babaria forest range in March 2007. The po ...More


One-horned rhino demoted from IUCN list
IANS
Times of India , Thursday, October 23, 2008

NEW DELHI: A UN body for nature conservation has demoted the one-horned rhinoceros from its Red List of endangered species, officials said. Besides the rhino, the International Union for Conservat ...More


13 tigers poached in last two years
PTI
Times of India , Thursday, October 23, 2008

NEW DELHI: As many as 13 tigers have been poached in the last two years with Kerala reporting maximum cases at five, Lok Sabha was told on Wednesday. "In all 13 tiger deaths reportedly due to poach ...More


Spotted deer released into forest
PTI
Times of India , Wednesday, October 22, 2008

HAZARIBAGH: All arrangement was in place to release the 14 spotted deer and shambhars into the Hazaribagh National Park to mark the Wildlire Preservation Month in Jharkhand, but the animals just could ...More


Global warming leads tigers to village attacks
REUTERS
Times of India , Tuesday, October 21, 2008

KOLKATA: The number of tiger attacks on people is growing in India's Sundarban islands as habitat loss and dwindling prey caused by climate change drives them to prowl into villages for food, experts ...More


Call to include Kaziranga portion in NH-37 expansion
Staff reporter
The Assam Tribune , Tuesday, October 21, 2008

GUWAHATI, Oct 20 – The Conversion of NH-37 to Four-Lane Demand Committee (Kaliabor to Bokakhat) has urged the Government and the National Highways Authority of India to rescind the decision to exempt ...More


Poacher arrested for killing tiger, aide absconding
Express News Service
The Indian Express , Monday, October 20, 2008

Kolkata, October 19 : The CID West Bengal arrested a poacher on Saturday night in connection with the recent killing of a Royal Bengal tiger in Sunderbans. Another accused is still absconding. A CID ...More


Elephants under threat again
By YOJNA GUSAI
The Asian Age , Sunday, October 19, 2008

New Delhi Oct. 18: Indian elephants are under threat once again. This time these endangered species are in trouble following a contentious decision by the Convention on International Trade in Endange ...More


Antelope found shot dead, minister orders probe
Megha Mann/Tribune News Service
The Tribune , Sunday, October 19, 2008

Anandpur Sahib, October 18 An antelope was found shot dead in forests of Surewal village here today. Villagers came across the dead animal at around 4 am. Activists from an NGO, People For Animals (P ...More


In love with wildlife and nature
The Hindu , Sunday, October 19, 2008

A planter by profession, Rahul Choudhary is on an extensive tour to all the sanctuaries, national parks and tiger and elephant Reserves in the country. In a chat with V.S. Palaniappan, he talks about ...More


West Bengal removes top officials after death of tiger
Special Correspondent
The Hindu , Sunday, October 19, 2008

KOLKATA: The West Bengal government has taken swift and unprecedented action by transferring three top forest officials after the death of a full-grown Royal Bengal Tiger within the Sundarban Tiger Re ...More


NTCA sings pact with an NGO for tiger conservation
PTI
Times of India , Friday, October 17, 2008

NEW DELHI: As poaching continues to be a major threat for the tigers, the National Tigers Conservation Authority (NTCA) has joined hands with Traffic India, an NGO to support effective on-ground enfor ...More


3-yr jail for killing 5 lions
Source: Sandesh
Times of India , Tuesday, October 14, 2008

DHARI: In a landmark judgment, a court in Dhari village of Amreli district sentenced three persons to jail for electrocuting five lions. Durlabhji Vadharia, a farm owner in Prempura, where the lio ...More


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