<p>Order of the Supreme Court in the matter of M K Ranjitsinh & Others Vs Union of India & Others dated 21/03/2024. The matter related to protection of Great Indian Bustard (GIB) and Lesser Florican.</p>
Primatologist Jane Goodall wants to change the way the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) treats its animals for experiments. This morning, she met AIIMS director P.K. Dave and proposed
On Uttrayan, when kites fly high, birds are the casuality. A day before the festival of kites, over 100 cases were reported of birds being grounded by the killer manja. "We have received over 70 such
J-K Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's assertion that encroachers would be immediately evicted from Hygam wetland has prompted the wildlife department to shake off its sloth. Today, Regional
For a change, the spotlight has shifted from the rhino to the elephant in Kaziranga National Park as the sanctuary is gearing up to hold first-ever Elephant Festival in the country in co-operation
People who own wild animals or keep old trophies and skins may soon get a chance to avoid punishment by voluntarily declaring them. An amendment in the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972,m has been passed
The West Bengal government has decided to deport deer from wildlife parks allover the state to the Sunderbans. For use as tiger fodder', as it were. The move is aimed at preventing hungry tigers from
Wildlife authorities in Srinagar have ruled out the possibility of any disease responsible for the death of some animals in norht Kashmir forests in the recent past. The autopsy report of the leopard
She has been man's ability to exploit senselessly his environment, but celebrated wildlife conservationist, Jane Goodall, claims that she is far from giving up on mankind's ability to preserve just
A new bird species in Nepal, the Moustached Warbler, has been recorded at the Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve. (Nepal). A communique from the Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN), states that bird was
More than 100 animal births have been reported at Karachi Zoological Gardens (Pakistan) during the year 2002. Mammals' number rose from 187 to 224 with 37 births including five black buck , the
