<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>
A dwindling group of killer whales, or orcas, that pass through Prince William Sound Alaska may receive additional protection under federal law. NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service is reviewing
Three New York zoos and the New York Aquarium are facing grim budget figures for fiscal year 2004, and the Wildlife Conservation Society, which operates these facilities for the city, is scrambling
The ongoing transport strike has taken a toll of nearly two lakh birds, which have died either for want of proper feeds or delay in transportation in the broiler belts of Erode, Coimbatore and
Birds in sanctuaries are a routine affair but the winged visitors visit an oil refinery it speaks volumes of the efforts made towards environment management. The Indian Oil Corporation's
Junnar, taluka of Maharashtra, also knowns as the sugar bowl of western India, with close proximity to Pune also bears the dubious distinction of trapping the maximum number of panthera pardus, that
Taking a cue from the mutually beneficial experience of several State Governments following constitution of eco-development committees in villages located at fringe areas of national parks and
The Kodagu district small growers' Association has called for Kodagu bandh on April 28 to highlight the elephant menace causing human deaths in Siddapur area (Karnataka) and the forest department's
Baghdad's starving zoo animals are getting help from the US-led military coalition and the government of Kuwait, which have sent them a convoy of emergency food, US Central Command announced. The
In an unusual show of courage, a 30-year old woman killed a leopard with a sickle after the animal attacked her when she was cutting grass in a forest in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district. Nirma Devi
Experts have raised eyebrows at the elephant population and poaching figures put out by the government, saying innumerable loopholes in data gathering blur the big picture.Recent figures tabled in
