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CHEETAH CONSERVATION IN INDIA
Born a month ago, 4 cheetah cubs found dead in MP's Kuno National ParkTragic news from Kuno National Park. Four cheetah cubs, born just a month ago, have been found dead. Their carcasses were partially eaten. ...- New Delhi to host first International Big Cat Alliance summit in June, global conservation push plannedNew Delhi will host the first International Big Cat Alliance summit on June 1 and 2. World leaders and experts will gather to finalize the ...
- After quarantine, 2 Botswana cheetahs released into wild in MP's KunoTwo cheetahs from Botswana were released into Kuno National Park by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. This marks a significant ste...
- Madhya Pradesh farmer chases away cheetah, forest officials call it sign of adaptation in Kuno landscapeAn elderly farmer in Morena, Madhya Pradesh, bravely chased away a cheetah that approached agricultural fields and buffaloes. The incident ...
- Cheetah comeback! India’s big cats revival hits milestoneThe cheetah population in India has now exceeded 50, with a joyful addition of five new cubs from Jwala at Kuno National Park, bringing the...
- Namibian cheetah dies of injuries in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno, total count now down to 26Nabha, an eight-year-old female cheetah translocated from Namibia, died from injuries sustained during a hunting attempt at Kuno National P...
- Tourist delight: Cheetah Gamini and 4 cubs released into Kuno wildCheetah Gamini and her four 12-month-old cubs were released into the wild at Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh, increasing the number of w...
- MP's Gandhisagar wildlife sanctuary to get 5-8 cheetahs from South AfricaCheetahs set to be released in Gandhisagar Wildlife Sanctuary under Project Cheetah with preparations underway. Indian and South African of...
- Cheetah Gamini gives birth to record six cubs at Kuno National Park, India's conservation efforts see major milestoneUnion Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav announced that South African cheetah Gamini has given birth to six cubs at Kuno National Park, M...
- India's cheetah population grows as Namibian Jwala gives birth to three cubs in Kuno National ParkKuno National Park witnesses double joy as Namibian cheetah Jwala gives birth to three cubs, following Aasha's recent arrival. The cubs, ma...
- NTCA statement on cheetah deaths 'political', mocks conservation science, says Jairam RameshFormer Union environment minister Jairam Ramesh has criticized the National Tiger Conservation Authority's statement, which claimed the che...
- India's cheetah project progressing well beyond initial projections: Namibia's Cheetah Conservation FundPrime Minister Narendra Modi released the first batch of eight spotted felines from Namibia into a quarantine enclosure at Kuno in Madhya P...
- 12 cheetahs from South Africa to land in India next monthA batch of 12 cheetahs will be flown to the country from South Africa next month. The translocation of additional 12 big cats will take the...
- Cheetah reintroduction in India: Twitter celebrates long-awaited return of the world's fastest land animalThe release of wild cheetahs in Kuno National Park is part of the government's efforts to revitalise and diversify India's wildlife and its...
- Introduction of wild cheetahs to Indian reserves involves risks and opportunities: Top South African expertA majority of the world's 7,000 cheetahs live in South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. Namibia has the world's largest population of cheetahs...
- Introduction of wild cheetahs to Indian reserves involves risks and opportunities, says S. African expertLast month, India and Namibia signed a pact for the reintroduction of cheetahs, declared extinct in the country in 1952. According to offic...
- Cheetah reintroduction plan: Indian team in Namibia for discussions, say MP officialsThe country's last cheetah died in 1947 in present day Korea district of Chhattisgarh, which was once part of MP. The cheetah was declared ...
- Cheetah to be re-introduced in India from Africa in November: MP govtCheetah, the world's fastest land animal which was declared extinct in India in 1952, is expected to be re-introduced into the country in N...
- India prepared to bring back cheetah, protected areas restored: Wildlife expertsThe country is in a condition where it is economically possible to restore lost heritage, Wildlife Institute of India (WWI) senior scientis...
- Workshop on cheetah relocation begins, views differStrategies to reintroduce the cheetah in the country's wild were discussed threadbare at a workshop on Wednesday with some experts supporti...
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