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Migratory birds start flocking Hirakud dam
Staff Reporter
The Statesman , Sunday, November 12, 2006

Statesman News Service SAMBALPUR, Nov. 10: Hirakud reservoir, spread across 745 square km, now bears a colourful look with Siberian and Himalayan birds flocking the water body. The whole atmosphere ...More


Tiger carcass found in Virur range; four held
Vivek Deshpande
The Indian Express , Sunday, November 12, 2006

Nagpur, November 11:An adult tigress (about 3 years old) was found dead in the Virur range of Central Chanda Division on Friday. Four persons from the nearby Yergavan village were arrested in connec ...More


Migratory birds start flocking Hirakud dam
Staff Reporter
The Statesman , Saturday, November 11, 2006

SAMBALPUR, Nov. 10: Hirakud reservoir, spread across 745 square km, now bears a colourful look with Siberian and Himalayan birds flocking the water body. The whole atmosphere is filled with fun and fr ...More


Most tiger reserves ill-equipped to save big cats
Diptiman Chakraborty
The Pioneer , Thursday, November 09, 2006

Bhubaneswar: ... Simlipal staff lack adequate strength against poachers Project Tiger was launched more than three decades ago, but over the years only failures abound. When one can expect stupend ...More


Tiger population may drop to 500 in next five yrs
Diptiman Chakraborty
The Pioneer , Wednesday, November 08, 2006

Bhubaneswar: Though India remains the world's last significant sanctuary for tigers, the population of the big cats has dropped from about 1,00,000 in the 19th century to just 1,200 to 1,800 today. ...More


Forest ministers for common strategy to conserve ecosystem
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Saturday, November 04, 2006

Pioneer News Service Thiruvananthapuram: The two-day conference of Forest Ministers of the Southern States has decided to evolve a common strategy and work together for the protection and conservatio ...More


50,000 migratory birds reach Chilika
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Thursday, November 02, 2006

Puri: but only a single powerboat to thwart poachers The end of last month saw more than 50,000 migratory birds arrive in Chilika Lake, taking shelter in Kalupara, Nalabana bird sanctuary, Mangla ...More


Forest guard killed by wild elephants
Staff Reporter
The Hindu , Saturday, October 21, 2006

Udhagamandalam: A forest guard, Bomman alias `Karadi' Bomman, was killed by wild elephants at the Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park on Friday. The Wildlife Warden, Nilgiris, Rakesh Kumar ...More


Three elephants found dead in Rairakhol
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Pioneer News Service Bhubaneswar: In yet another shocking incident, on Tuesday, three elephants, a female and two calves, were found dead near the Penthabahal forest area under Rairakhol forest divis ...More


Ex-wardens who caught SDM for poaching denied appointment
Lalit Mohan
The Tribune , Monday, October 16, 2006

Gurdaspur, October 15 The Punjab Government after a gap of about two years has once again appointed honorary wildlife wardens in the state. However, not surprisingly, former wildlife wardens, Mr Sukh ...More


Community policing to stop poaching, timber smuggling
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Monday, October 16, 2006

Bhubaneswar : The State Government has decided to take up community policing in the Chandaka Reserve Forest to stop the incidents of poaching and the stop the menace of timber smuggling. Divisiona ...More


Two elephants found dead near Joda
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Friday, October 13, 2006

Pioneer News Service Bhubaneswar: Despite tall claims of Chief Wildlife Warden SC Mohanty that poaching of wildlife animals was not taking place as per the media reports, shockingly three elephants h ...More


UP jungles a killing field of big cats
Manjari Mishra
Times of India , Thursday, October 12, 2006

SURAT: Nine per day and 60 in a week, these figures are not the target plan of a manufacturing LUCKNOW: With over ten tigers and leopards dying of unnatural causes during the past one year, survival h ...More


Chambal dolphin numbers go down
Chanchal Manohar Singh
The Deccan Herald , Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Bhopal: The dolphin population in the Chambal river in Madhya Pradesh has been reduced by more than one-third. Ever-increasing pollution and rampant poaching are the apparent culprits. From 93, the nu ...More


Conservationists' sigh with relief as forum bans ivory sale in Africa
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Monday, October 09, 2006

Heeding to elephant conservationist, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) at its meeting held in Geneva last week decided not to allow sale of iv ...More


Tiger population not declining in State, asserts Govt
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Saturday, October 07, 2006

Bhubaneswar: The Orissa Government has refuted the allegation made by Wildlife Society of Orissa (WSO) secretary Biswajit Mohanty that tiger population in the State was decreasing. A Government releas ...More


State turns into wildlife criminals' paradise
Biswajit Mohanty
The Pioneer , Wednesday, October 04, 2006

...as Government fails to check the growing offence rate During the ongoing Wildlife Week celebrations held at Bhubaneswar, while VIPs would be addressing the public in plush auditoriums, the guns ...More


Authorities elusive on Simlipal tiger population
Staff Reporter
The Statesman , Friday, September 29, 2006

BHUBANESWAR, Sept. 17: The “uproar” rather than the “roar” brought the top wildlife officers out of their “den” to explain at length that it was highly speculative and presumptuous to say anything on ...More


No poaching at Simlipal
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Friday, September 29, 2006

Bhubaneswar: While tigers are dying in most parts of India including Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, not a single case of poaching has been reported from Similipal in the last 17 years. This was claimed b ...More


Only skins, no sighting of Big Cats in Tibet
Staff Reporter
The Pioneer , Thursday, September 28, 2006

New Delhi: It may be difficult to sight a tiger in the wild but its skin is openly for display and sale in neighbouring Tibet. Despite the international outcry against vanishing tigers in India, the s ...More


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