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MANAS WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Centre proposes ESZ for villages on fringes of Bhitarkanika National ParkBhitarkanika is known as the second largest mangrove forest in India after Sundarbans and Gahirmatha is known as the world's largest rooker...- Tiger population in Assam's Manas jumps to 46 from 30 last yearIn 2010, there were only 10 tigers in Manas but its population increased to 30 last year and in this year's census by camera-trapping, 46 b...
- Assam gets sixth national park on world environment day
- Manas National Park has first rhino calf in three years
- From Gir Forest to Kaziranga National park, forest trails in IndiaGir Forests in Gujarat, known as home of the Asiatic lions. There are many resorts that dot the region & offer Gir guided tours daily.
- Manas lost 9th rhino to poachers in 15 yearsA male rhino carcass believed to have been poached was found at the Bhuyanpara range of Manas national park, about 175km from Guwahati, on ...
- Three of India's natural world heritage sites face threat from harmful activity: WWFIndia's three major natural World Heritage Sites - the Western Ghats, Sundarbans National Park and Manas Wildlife Sanctuary - are facing th...
- UN body warns against rhino poachingManas Wildlife Sanctuary in the eastern Himalaya foothills of the country, which has been removed from the List of World Heritage.
- Assam may ‘trim’ rhino horns to curb poachingThe Assam government has sought opinion from the people on trimming rhino horns to save them from poachers.
- Assam's Pobitora wildlife sanctuary reopens after monsoonClosed in May last before the onset of the monsoon as a routine, the sanctuary reopened with both domestic and foreign visitors taking elep...
- Wildlife management hits a low in Assam in 2012Assam, famed for its national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, faced one of its worst years in wildlife management as it lost an estimated 8...
- Stranded rhino in Assam under expert careMore than a week after an endangered one-horned rhino strayed out of Pabitora wildlife sanctuary and took shelter in a waterbody, a team of...
- Two rhinos translocated to Manas National ParkMaju and Raja, two rescued rhinos, have found a new home at Manas National Park.
- After rhinos, forest dept plans to increase swamp deer population in ManasAfter rhinos, the forest department is planning to increase the population of swamp deer at Manas National Park in accordance with the sugg...
- Rare butterfly sighted after 100 yrsKushal Choudhury, a young lepidopterologist and lecturer at Kokrajhar Science College, has spotted a rare breed of swallowtail butterfly co...
- Over 100 arrested for poaching 46 rhinos in Assam : RameshAt least 132 persons were arrested for poaching 46 rhinos in Assam since 2006, the government informed Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
- Three "orphan" bears released in Manas sanctuaryThree orphaned Asiatic black bears, hand-raised by the International Fund for Animal Welfare-Wildlife Trust of India, were recently release...
- Rhino strays over 60 kms in bid to return homeThe strong homing instinct of one of the two wild rhinoceros which have been relocated early this year in Manas National Park is giving sle...
- Pygmy hogs, a new lease of lifeIn a major stride toward wildlife conservation, as many as 16 highly endangered pygmy hogs were released in the Sonai Rupai sanctuary in As...
- Elephant census begins in AssamAn elephant census has begun in Assam to determine the number of wild pachyderms in the state.
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