After the leopard was spotted in the Sainik Farm area on December 2, two trap cages were set up to capture the big cat.According to Subodh ...

A video shared by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) on its Instagram page showed a leopard cub emerging from a burrow inside the sa...

A permit to enter or reside in a sanctuary is issued subject to such conditions and on payment of such fee as may be prescribed, the Act st...

The plan to use an immunocontraceptive vaccine, which can make monkeys sterile, will remain off the table till there is enough concrete evi...

"After the June 28 incident, we asked the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to conduct a feasibility survey for constructing a safe passa...

Bird-to-human or human-to-human transmission of bird flu is rare. However, doctors advise precautionary measures, such as avoiding consumin...

In its September 4 meeting, the standing committee observed that the project was not specific to the capital city and wondered why it could...

Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today said peoples' cooperation is needed to improve the quality of forests and to enhance their sci...

Delhi’s green cover is below international standards, but experts say it can do better by planting right species.

The National Board for Wildlife (NBWL), however, had to take up these projects on priority as most of them got stuck due to policy paralysi...

Though all the projects got clearances well within the provisions of the Wildlife (Protection) Act where project proponents have to adhere ...

It may seem unbelievable to many.But, amidst the urban chaos and concrete in National Capital Region, leopards are making a silent comeback.

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Delhi Government's forest department has spent a whopping Rs six crore in feeding over 16,000 monkeys at the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuar...

Delhi will soon have a special committee on biodiversity for 10,000 hectares designated to create four biodiversity parks.

The Delhi government approved 23 projects worth Rs.440 crore, of which a lion's share of Rs 331 crore will be spent on the public works dep...