Wildlife Management

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding large scale felling of toddy yielding palm trees in Bihar, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item titled "Are missing palm trees causing more lighting deaths in Bihar appearing in ‘The Times of India’ dated 29.05.2025". The original application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled "Are missing palm trees causing …

Other zoos to emulate Nandankanan model

BHUBANESWAR: A Parasite management protocol being developed by the Nandankanan Zoological Park seems to be working wonders for inmates of the animal park and may prove path breaking for other zoos of India. Developed in collaboration with the Centre for Wildlife Health, a centre set up at the Orissa College …

Tiger habitats mapping to be done by remote sensing

Some of the most important habitats likely to support tiger populations in Assam would be mapped by remote sensing in a project envisaged by a conservation group. Areas in and around Kaziranga, Laokhowa, Orang, Manas, Nameri, Pobitora and Dibru Saikhowa would be scanned from space, under a project planned by …

PS sets to track lions soon

Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: Forest department has begun the implementation of Gir task force report. It has floated tenders to acquire 119 global positioning system (GPS) sets. These will enable the department to locate and manage lions better. This is the second step towards implementation of the report. The …

National security tied to wildlife security

THE relationship between trade in drugs, arms and wildlife was discussed at a regional consultation meeting of key forest officials, scientists, conservationists and representatives of NGOs. The meeting was organised by Sanctuary, The Wildlife Conservation Trust, Mumbai, and the Bengal Tiger Line, in association with the Southern India Chamber of …

The Naga Chilli: Spicing up DRDO research

Ajai Shukla / Tezpur (assam) May 04, 2009, 0:27 IST The Defence R&D; Organisation (DRDO) offers intellectual challenges, but not an adventurous image. A DRDO director is perceived as a man in a white coat working in a laboratory or gazing at computer monitors. But the Defence Research Laboratory (DRL) …

State varsity to introduce PG course in wildlife

NITYA KOUSHIK Mumbai, APRIL 17 NOW you can take a short-term post graduation course in wildlife management, if you want to serve a forest department or a zoo as a wildlife veterinarian. The Maharashtra Animal and Fisheries Sciences University, a state university based in Nagpur, will bring together the forest …

Prisons IGP to train Uttarakhand police in wildlife crime

Keshav Kumar, IGP (Prisons), has been invited to Wildlife Institute of India in Dehradun, to train Uttarakhand police officials in investigating and prosecuting wildlife crime cases. Kumar is to take lecture sessions on Saturday and Sunday at the institute. Uttarakhand has been hit by a recent surge of poaching cases …

Will captive breeding save Africa's king of beasts?

One nonprofit claims its lion reintroduction program will ensure a stable population of the iconic predator; many experts are dubious.

Forest employees of KNP to resume agitation

JORHAT, April 16: Forest employees of the Kaziranga National Park (KNP) are likely to resume their agitation after the Lok Sabha polls in protest against the police failure to arrest Thowra MLA Kushal Duori and Bokakhat MLA Jiten Gogoi allegedly assaulted the Park Ranger when he tried to prevent them …

Forest staff exempted

The State Chief Electoral Officer has reportedly assured to consider exemption of staff and vehicles of wildlife/tiger reserves from election duties during general elections - 2009. On a request by a City-based non-profit-organisation, Wildlife First, the Chief Electoral Officer M N Vidyashankar is said to have assured that he will …

Dearth of animal trackers in state

Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: The state has insufficient experts to keep track of wildlife

Proper wild-life conservation demanded

NAGAON, March 23: The Nagaon Upabhokta Suraksha Samity (NUSS) in a meeting organized jointly with the Gangutri Mahila Samity demanded protection of wild animals including Rhinos and other forest resources from the Government. The Upabhokta Samity and the Gangutri Mahila Samity cautioned the government that if the government failed to …

As tiger becomes tigress, experts for shift from pugmark to hi-tech

New Delhi: For four months between November 2008 and February 2009, the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department chased a

Now adopt a tiger or bear, courtesy Chhattisgarh govt

R KRISHNA DAS Raipur, 6 March Willing to adopt a lion, tiger or a bear! Please contact Chhattisgarh government's forest department for further information. An increase in the expenses to maintain the wild animals has prompted the department to come up with a plan to enable people to act as …

Denotifying of wildlife sanctuaries opposed

Mumbai: Wildlife experts are fuming over recent decisions made by the Maharashtra State Wildlife Board (SWB), alleging that the board has been acting against the interests of wildlife. The board met hurriedly on February 20, without prior notice to members and without issuing an agenda. Forests minister Babanrao Pachpute chaired …

Current status and future progress of wild boar management in Japan

The purpose of this paper is to examine the most appropriate wild boar hunting methods by considering the current and future situations in Japan.

Path of the Jaguar

Alan Rabinowitz is the world's leading jaguar expert, and he has begun to realize his dream of creating a vast network of interconnected corridors and refuges extending from the U.S.-Mexico border into South America. It is known as Paseo del Jaguar

Fund raiser

Cash-starved Jharkhand zoo offers animals for adoption Birsa Munda Zoological Park at Ormanjhi in Jharkhand too has launched an animal adoption scheme. The state government recently came up with the plan saying it has exhausted all funds for the upkeep of the zoo. Individuals and corporates can adopt a single …

Pet in the zoo

National park invites visitors to adopt animals

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