<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>
The Forest authorities are making concerted efforts to resolve the man animal conflict in the plantation areas of Valparai. The Wildlife Warden of the Indira Gandhi Wildlife sanctuary, V Ganesan,
When villagers of Jeli in Malaysia were frequently attacked by tigers, the chief minister of Kelatan, announced that all tigers should be hunted down, totally ignoring the fact that tigers are a
The Indian butterfly trade has proliferated into a thriving business of $@00 million. Smugglers in the Northeast, which is home to more than half of the country's 1,400 species of butterflies,
After the crisis of purity that hit lions in Indian zoos, it is now the turn of the Red Jungle Fowl to come under a cloud following sustained cross breeding with domesticated and feral fowl across
The Sindh government, describing the actions taken by the Pakistan Petroleum (PPL) in the Drigh Lake Wildlife Sanctuary as irresponsible, has directed it to take remedial measures so that the habitat
Officials of the Government of India are pinning their hopes on recovering another leopard skin from a New Delhi based dealer in the illegal wildlife trade on the basis of information gleaned from
Drought- like conditions had gripped parts of western Rajasthan over the past few months, till only last week when snap showers brought some relief to the uninterrupted spell of heat wave and
Spotted deer or Chital that are a graceful; species to watch nibbling at leaves on IIT Campus, the Guindy Park, Tamil Nadu and at the Madras Christian College scrub jungle have now become a problem
Even as we prepare to celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi on Tuesday, there are tidings from the Nagarhole National Park, Karnataka, that another elephant has been poached, the second tusker to fall prey to
At 6 pm, it seems as if curfew has been slapped on Khandania and Kalakunva villages of Devgadh barai taluka. Self-imposed, the curfew is aimed at ensuring cover from prowling leopards. The big cats
