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India’s forgotten wolf finds its howl on the global stageThe Indian wolf (Canis lupus pallipes) has been evaluated as a distinct entity by the IUCN, potentially elevating its conservation status. ...- In Gujarat, lions are royalty. But what happens when there’s no room for the Crown?India's successful conservation efforts have led to a surge in populations of lions, tigers, leopards, and cheetahs, creating a challenge o...
- Grey wolf or dog? Here's what experts are saying about the rare sighting of a wild animal in a big city like Delhi after 80 yearsGrey wolf (Google Trends): A wolf-like animal was spotted near the Yamuna river in Delhi. This could be the first wolf sighting in the area...
- Infighting and infrastructure glitches at Kuno National Park ahead of Cheetahs' shiftExperts are of the opinion that no release date should be discussed until all points of contention have been sorted out for good of cheetah...
- Lease of life: Saving the great Indian bustard bird in the Rajasthan desertOrnithologists in the Rajasthan desert are trying to save the great Indian bustard with successful captive breeding of 9 birds. Most of the...
- Seeking more accuracy: Fourth all-India Tiger census goes digitalExperts at the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) said "all out" efforts would be made to count the number of tigers in the Northeast.
- India's first tiger cell to be set up in DehradunCountry's first tiger cell will soon take shape at the Wildlife Institute of India campus in Dehradun. The cell will house a database of ti...
- India loses 41 tigers in 7 monthsTiger deaths persisted in the country despite the Union and state governments’ efforts towards conservation.
- NHAI’s reluctance to spend Rs 244cr shocks expertsThe National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), which is stubbornly refusing to shell out Rs244 crore on mitigation measures, was at one t...
- The co-existence of Gir's lions and maldharisThe secret why lions have been flourishing in Gir has finally been decoded.
- Reserve areas in UP not enough to contain tigersUttar Pradesh is witnessing a spurt in the number of tigers straying out of protected areas, preying on humans and receding to their lairs.
- Gir lions translocation: Experts' report draws flakEven as the Gujarat government prepares to file a curative petition against the shifting of some lion prides from Gir to Kuno Wildlife Sanc...
- Protecting Gir's lions: Kuno's gun culture worries expertsThe report, 'Action plan for the reintroduction of the Asiatic lion in Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary Madhya Pradesh,' recommends that the gun cul...
- Sunderbans to get prey breeding centresAhead of the Global Tiger Day on July 29, conservationists can raise a toast.
- Zoos continue to breed genetically flawed white tigersIn the name of keeping visitors enthralled, zoos in India continue to breed the white tiger despite the wildlife community's strong warning...
- Deadly virus threatening Gir lionsA deadly virus that wiped out a significant number of wild lions in the African Serengeti in mid 1990s is now threatening Gir - home to Ind...
- Dispersing Tadoba tigers to be radio collaredFor the first time in the country, a massive exercise to study and understand the movement of tigers will be undertaken from next year.
- Leg injury triggers arthritis in Sunderbans tigerThe Sunderbans tiger, undergoing treatment at the Alipore Zoo, was diagnosed with osteoarthritis on Thursday.
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