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Farah Khan enjoys sun, hailstorm, mood changes on Mussoorie vacation. 5 offbeat summer activities for travellersFilmmaker Farah Khan is enjoying a refreshing vacation in Mussoorie, embracing the hill station's recent drop in temperature due to heavy r...- We take pride in India's contributions towards preserving, protecting wildlife: PM ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's dedication to protecting and preserving the planet's rich biodiversity on World Wildlife Da...
- World Wildlife Day: Why is it celebrated on March 3? Know the significance of CITES agreement on its 50th anniversaryDiscover the reason behind the Annual observance of UN World Wildlife Day and the landmark CITES for protecting flora and fauna.
- Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Bill: BJP lauds move; Opposition flags concerns of Parl panelMoving the bill for passage, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav said a special chapter has been added to co...
- Government restricts Agar oil, Agarwood chips exportsThe DGFT said that applications for an export license obtained for these products obtained from artificially propagated sources (cultivated...
- 6 elephants die in 14 days in Odisha sanctuary; CM asks authorities to take stepsDivisional Forest Officer (DFO) Kalahandi South Division Ashok Kumar and his team and veterinary doctors are camping in the area undertakin...
- India seeks removal of restrictions on trade of sheesham wood productsThe Dalbergia genus species, around 200 in total including sheesham and rosewood, was enlisted in the Appendix-II of the CITES in 2016.
- From Hemis to Khangchendzonga National Park, top wildlife safaris in IndiaBe it wildlife, flora or fauna, rare and exotic delights dot this region, much to an explorer’s joy.
- Trade in tiger parts rising in China, India a key sourceTiger is an endangered species and all wild cat species are protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of ...
- Trade in tiger parts rising in China, India a key sourceTrade in parts of tiger and other wild cats, which is prohibited internationally, has grown significantly in China and most of the items ar...
- Let the beautiful forests in India mesmerise you!Dig in nature's mystery this vacation and take your kids along to spot awe-inspiring Flora and Fauna.
- Come face-to-face with Snow Leopards, Ibex and Yaks in LadakhThe fauna of Ladakh has similar topography as that of Central Asia generally, and especially those of the Tibetan Plateau.
- Forest fires may force animals to come to human habitationsMore than the forest fire it is the subsequent loss of natural habit that will severely affect endemic, rare, and critically endangered ani...
- Tiger reserves to mark World Wildlife Day todayWorld Wildlife Day will be celebrated with several programmes about fauna and flora in Pench, Melghat and Tadoba tiger reserves on March 3.
- Kuno lion translocation report mum on conservationGujarat is being forced to share its pride – the Gir lions – with Madhya Pradesh just so that the neighbouring state becomes a more attract...
- 45% of country's land degraded: Environment reportAt least 45% of the country's land is degraded, air pollution is on the rise in all cities while rare flora and fauna is diminishing at a r...
- Governor emphasises need to combat poachingArunachal Pradesh Governor Gen (Retd) J J Singh emphasised the need of a concerted effort to combat poaching and preservation of flora and ...
- Kamat calls for conservation of wildlifeGoa chief minister Digamber Kamat has stressed the need to initiate steps for conservation of wild life and forests which is important for ...
- TN forest dept forced to fell 'polluting' treesThe Forest department is facing a strange situation -- large scale felling of cotton silk trees in reserve forest areas in this district as...
- Now, battery-operated carts for safari in DachigamThree battery-operated carts were pressed into service today at the Dachigam National Park on the city outskirts to boost eco-tourism sans ...
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