Survival of tigers is dependent on conservation and management efforts. To gauge the success of conservation efforts as well as to guide management inputs, it is important to assess the effectiveness of
THE methodology used in conducting tiger count in several sanctuaries and national parks in India has currently come under focus and has given rise to a stormy debate. The focus has shifted from
The Environmental Investigation Agency <font class='UCASE'>eia </font> is one of the leading international environment organisations in London. Recently, it has initiated a campaign on the Indian tiger and has brought out a report The Political W
Conservationists draw up strategies to arrest the rapid decimation of the great Siberian tiger
Bhutan has set out on a tiger conservation project and has initiated a survey to check out the exact number of tigers in the country. According to Karma Tshering, programme coordinator of the
THE Indian tiger has once again grabbed international attention - for all the wrong reasons. The last two months have seen a massive hype being bat up with the release of two controversial reports,
• India achieved another milestone in nuclear research when Kamini , the mini nuclear reactor using uranium 233 as fuel, attained criti cality last month. With this, India became the
the recent tirade launched by inter national conservation organisations has at last forced the Indian government to wake up to the prevailing state of the Indian tiger. The ministry of
The controversy over funding projects for saving the Indian tiger is getting thicker. The Worldwide Fund for Nature-India (WWF-I) is planning to take legal action against Michael Day of the UK-based
Allegations fly thick and fast, as a disputed report on saving the Indian tiger blames the government and NGOs for inaction
the tigers of Uttar Pradesh (up) are having a bad time. According to the latest tiger census carried out in 1995, the tiger population of the state has declined to its lowest since 1984.
