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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...- Nilgiris wildfire scorches 5,000 acres as crews battle blaze on foot amid high windsA major wildfire has engulfed thousands of acres in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiris district for over ten days. Over 500 personnel are battling the f...
- Doubling tiger numbers by 2022 possible: Scientists
- India's tiger population increases by 30% in past three years; country now has 2,226 tigers"While the tiger population is falling in the world, it is rising in India. It is a great news", said Prakash Javadekar.
- More cubs at RanthamboreThe stork comes calling again at the Ranthambhore tiger reserve.This time it is tigress T-19 that has given birth to three more cubs in the...
- Tiger poaching in India highest in seven yearsPoaching of tigers in 2013 has been the highest in the past seven years, data compiled by the Wildlife Protection Society of India shows.
- Expert tips on tiger photographyLong queues of jeeps, packed with tourists busy taking snaps of tigers, is a regular sight during the tourism season in any national park i...
- Poaching fears over tiger relocation at SariskaThe ambitious but controversial tiger relocation programme at Sariska Tiger Reserve is set to enter the next phase with the introduction of...
- Tiger tourism: Lobbies fight tooth and nailShould tourism be allowed a free run in forests that are breeding grounds of tigers? A curious case in the Supreme Court to restrict flouri...
- Nepal records increase in tiger populationNepal has witnessed a jump in tiger population over the last two years during which the numbers of the wild cat went up from 155 to 176.
- No roaring approval in tiger countryThere is perhaps nothing as beautiful as watching a tiger in the wild. And arguably, there is nothing as dangerous as living with tigers in...
- India should create wildlife cadre to protect tigers: Valmik ThaparIndia should step up efforts to revamp its forest service and create a separate wildlife cadre for tigers which can work in partnership wit...
- Kota tigress: Tardy relocation bid irks conservationistsWhile there is reason enough for the forest department to rejoice the increasing tiger population in the state, its inaction over bringing ...
- Saving the tiger needs putting people firstSince 2006, the environment ministry has demarcated and declared 39 ‘critical tiger habitats’ — the core of our tiger reserves. Every one o...
- Sariska's first relocated tiger dies mysteriouslyThe first tiger airlifted to Sariska from Ranthambore National Park in June 2008 was found dead under mysterious circumstances late on Sund...
- Video nails foresters' lies: ExpertFateh Singh Rathore, India's pioneer tiger conservationist, has called the Ranthambore forest officials' conduct in Bhuripahadi utterly cal...
- Sunderbans will drown in 60 years: WWFThe World Wildlife Fund has warned that days are numbered for much of the sensitive Sunderbans eco-system and in 60 years vast tracts of th...
- Govt offers money to villagers to vacate tiger reservesGovt on Saturday offered money to villagers to vacate wildlife reserves in a bid to save the country's tigers from extinction, officials sa...
- World Bank offers India loan to save tigersThe World Bank has 'asked' the Indian government to put in a 'formal request' to it for a loan to save the tigers.
- Scanty funds endanger tiger futureThe three tigers reserves and 33 wildlife sanctuaries in the State received only Rs 11.50 crore under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme in 200...
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