<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 flora of the world's largest mangrove forests, the Sunderbans, is fast depleting. This is a matter of grave concern, observed ecologists who assembled to raise awareness among people. They also
Despite spending crores of rupees to save tigers facing the danger of extinction, no significant achievement has been recorded for two decades. Poachers continue to pose threat to the tiger
It's no coincidence that the population of this Chincholi Morachi village is nearly the same as the number of peacocks 2,000. Though listed among the drought prone areas of the district, the village
In this particular war between ecology and economy, NGOs fear sharks - one of the protected species - are losing the battle in the waters of the Andaman and Nicabar islands. In a bid to make fishing
The three tuskers from Bannerghatta forests which entered the district from Savandurga after crossing the fields in Kunigal, Turuvekere and C N Halli taluks entered Halkurike forest of Tiptur,
The first and only white crocodile of India may enjoy her natural habitats soon after being enclosed in a pen for 28 years in Bhitarkanika National Park in Orissa. The decision came in the light of
The successful implementation of the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) project in 2001 has resulted in a positive turnout in the Bardia-Katarnia stretch, located inside the Royal Bardia National Park (RBNP).
Twenty-eight rhinoceros have been reported during the recent census carried out in the Barandabhar region, which acts as a corridor joining the Royal Chitwan National Park with the Mahabharat
This year's drought has not spared the wildlife either. Hebbal lake, Karnataka, which was home to about 5,000 water birds including migratory ones in February and March this year, saw the death of
More than a month after the Central government announced an amnesty scheme for people who possess banned wildlife products through bonafide means, residents of Mahrashtra still seem reluctant to dust
