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Back from brink: India's vultures stage comeback as captive-breeding, release efforts gather paceVultures are making a comeback in India after a two-decade decline, with over 700 birds bred in captivity and released into protected tiger...- Bombay Natural History Society launches climate change programme in Central Himalayas
- BNHS to monitor asian waterbird countTo monitor the status of waterbirds and wetlands, the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) will be conducting Asian Waterbird Count in ass...
- Mumbai's wetland birds on endangered listThe Curlew Sandpiper, Eurasian Oystercatcher and Bar-tailed Godwit, commonly seen on the Sewri mudflats, have been added to the list of end...
- New hope for saving vulture populationThe Union government has banned multi-dose vials of human diclofenac, which is expected to give a boost to vulture conservation in the coun...
- Critically endangered bird sighted at Tansa sanctuaryThe Critically Endangered Forest Owlet, which was till now considered to be endemic to the Satpuda mountain ranges in central India, has no...
- Vultures to be tracked with transmitters in MaharashtraThe state forest department and Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) will launch an in-situ vulture conservation project in Maharashtra fr...
- Project to save Great Indian Bustard set to roll out in AprilThe state government has drawn up a species recovery plan for the Great Indian Bustard (GIB) that will be implemented from April, an expert...
- Bustard conservation plans for four areas of MaharashtraThe once common bustard species of Maharashtra, viz. Great Indian Bustard (GIB) or Maldhok and Lesser Florican or Tanmor have been increasi...
- Chilika bird census todayThe annual bird census in Chilika will be carried out on Sunday by wildlife wing of the forest department.Besides wildlife staff, several e...
- BNHS supports scientific human intervention in wildlife conservationBNHS India has always been advocating human intervention based on scientific research combined with people’s participation to ensure effect...
- 'Human Assisted Dispersal' of lions will be a very good developmentThe re-introduction of Asiatic Lions in some part of their former range, which once existed from West Asia to eastern parts of India, has l...
- 'Human assisted dispersal' of lions a good move: Bombay Natural Hisotry SocietyBNHS observes that whenever natural dispersal of wild species is not possible any longer due to lack of habitat corridors because of human ...
- 466 important bird areas identified in IndiaWith increasing development pressures the bio-diversity and bird habitats in the country are likely to shrink posing threat to many bird sp...
- BNHS supports Maharashtra Pakshimitra Sammelan, 2013The annual Maharashtra Pakshimitra Sammelan, which is being organized for the past 25 years, is like a bird pilgrimage-cum-knowledge semina...
- 99 per cent crash in vulture population reported by Bombay Natural History SocietyThere has been a 99 per cent crash in the vulture population from the mid of 1990s till now, reported the Bombay Natural History Society (B...
- Vultures now threatened by a second drug called aceclofenacA new study by Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) has shown that vultures in south Asia are now threatened by a second painkiller drug c...
- In a first, captive-bred vultures to be released in AhmedabadVulture conservation in Gujarat has got a major boost with the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) selecting Mahuva and Ahmedabad among t...
- BNHS to create awareness on falling population of small birdsThe Bombay Natural History Society and Nashik-based Nature Forever Society will jointly intensify their efforts to create awareness about t...
- BNHS refutes report on tiger deaths by radio-collaringRefuting reports that blamed radio-collaring for the death of tigers in Panna National Park, the Bombay Natural History Society has defende...
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