State of the Rhino 2023
Apart from poaching and habitat loss, climate change-induced droughts have been threatening the rhino population in Africa, pointed out a new report. On the other hand, climate disruptions in Asia can
Rhinoceros
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India may hold key to tiger conservation
* 18 of world
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Poachers vow to save rhinos
Guwahati, Sept.
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7 poachers surrender in Kaziranga
Guwahati: Seven poachers on Wednesday surrendered before the authority of Kaziranga National Park (KNP), the famous abode of one-horned Indian rhino, with arms and ammunition and pledged to join hand in conservation efforts. A Park official informed that an NGO called Rhino Jagaran Mancha from Bonkuwal village in the fringe of Kaziranga National Park (KNP) facilitated the surrender of the poach
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Discussion in Lok Sabha on Wildife (25/08/2010)
<p>Discussion in Lok Sabha on Wildife (25/08/2010).</p>
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ATTSA demands probe into rhino poaching case
<p>AJYCP gives ultimatum of seven days</p><p> JORHAT, Aug 2: The Assam Tea Tribes Students
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Grassland Kingdom
100 tigers, 2,000 one-horned rhinos, 1,800 wild buffalo?
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Forest officials involved in rhino poaching
JORHAT, July 30: In a sensational turn of events in the rhino horn recovery case, prime accused Tarun Ganak surrendered himself to the police at Numaligarh Police Station yesterday. After his surrender, Ganak, in his confessional statement, said
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Accused KNP forester at large
JORHAT, July 4: What prevents the concerned officials of the district Forest department, Kaziranga to arrest the prime accused of rhino horn and cash recovery case in the National Park that took place on May 19?
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Assam forest dept upbeat over Rhino translocation
After the initial jitters and bureaucratic delays, the Assam forest department is now upbeat over the prospect of more translocation of the highly endangered one-horned rhinos among its forests once important tranquilisers are obtained.
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Assam Forest dept upbeat over rhino translocation
GUWAHATI, June 30 (PTI) - After the initial jitters and bureaucratic delays, the Assam Forest department is now upbeat over the prospect of more translocation of the highly endangered one-horned rhinos among its forests once important tranquilisers are obtained.