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India's magical Valley reopens again for visitors, but only for a few months. Trekking, a UNESCO site, rare flowers and Himalayan views. How to reach, nearby attractionsThe Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand has opened its gates for tourists. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its colorful alpine b...- Before you plan a wildlife nature vacation, check the list of 6 national parks closing from JulyPlanning a jungle safari this season requires careful attention to park closures. Many of India's popular wildlife destinations, including ...
- Ranthambore National Park visitors just witnessed a once-in-a-lifetime moment: Tiger, cheetah and leopard spotted together in rare sightVisitors at Ranthambore recently witnessed a remarkable event. A tiger, a leopard, and a cheetah were seen in the same area. This unusual c...
- Rare black panther spotted with leopard pals in Nilgiris sparks ‘Jungle Book’ nostalgia online: ‘Bagheera is looking for Sher Khan’In a magical moment captured in Nilgiris, a black panther was spotted strolling with two leopards, stunning wildlife lovers and evoking Jun...
- Himachal home to 75 snow leopards, says five-year scientific estimationA recent estimation conducted in Himachal Pradesh, India, as part of the Snow Leopard Population Assessment, has revealed the presence of 4...
- 'Snow leopard photographed for 1st time in Uttrakhand's Darma Valley'
- Wildlife thriving in Delhi's urban jungles: Two leopard cubs spotted in Asola SanctuaryA video shared by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) on its Instagram page showed a leopard cub emerging from a burrow inside the sa...
- Scientists find 75-90 % decline in Leopard population in IndiaThe scientists have used genetic data from leopards sampled across the Indian subcontinent to investigate population structure and patterns...
- Snow leopards mapped with camera traps: WWFA pilot project of installing camera traps to map endangered snow leopards has yielded "positive" results in North Sikkim as photos of the ...
- Finally, India gets a count of its leopard numbers: 12,000-14,000The exercise covered 3,50,000 sq km of forested habitat across the Shivalik hills and Gangetic plains, central India and the Western Ghats.
- Finally, India gets a count of its leopard numbers: 12,000-14,000The first ever count of India’s leopards did not cover Gujarat, parts of Rajasthan and east India, and the entire northeast.
- India too in global effort to save snow leopard habitatThanks to camera trap imagery, Uttarakhand has been able to capture images of snow leopards in the higher reaches of Nanda Devi Biosphere, ...
- 35 leopards roam Sanjay Gandhi National Park & its periphery, find tech-backed studyThirty-five leopards call the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and areas around it home, found the most thorough census attempt so far backed by...
- Snow leopards are in 'real danger': WWFLaunching a campaign "Save Our Snow Leopards", WWF-India said that poaching is the major challenge for the protection of this so magnificen...
- Snow leopards in Kolkata en route to HillsFor a few hours on Saturday morning, Kolkata airport will pay host to two special and unusual guests.
- Big leopard numbers in human habitats: StudyA new study has found that a large number of these big cats may be residing in human habitats, quietly sharing space with people in village...
- SGNP guards’ sons killed 3 leopardsCops on Monday busted a gang of poachers, including two sons of guards of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, and operating with impunity with...
- Stray leopard captured, releasedThe leopard that strayed into the residential pockets of the state capital, creating panic, followed the bait and landed in the cage that w...
- Leopard sighted in IMA campusA leopard was spotted in the campus of the Indian Military Academy here and efforts are underway to trap the predator.
- Leopard found dead in Valmiki Tiger Project areaThe body of the feline was found near Manguraha range office of division I of the Tiger Project, a field official told TOI over phone on We...
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