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'Possibly most beautiful jungle': Award-winning wildlife photographer and investor Sridhar Sivaram reveals a hidden destination wildlife and nature lovers must visitDudhwa National Park in Uttar Pradesh offers a raw and wild jungle experience away from crowds. Award-winning photographer Sridhar Sivaram ...- CSR must include environment projects, says SCThe Supreme Court has ruled that corporate social responsibility (CSR) must encompass environmental protection, stating companies cannot be...
- No love, no chicks, only extinction? Gujarat has a 'pyaar ka stimulus plan' for loveless birdsGujarat is trying to save the lesser florican. The bird faces extinction. Last year, breeding failed. Now, experts use fake female birds to...
- 3 species from India among 10 to be on global endangered listTen endangered species of migratory animals/birds from across the globe, including three from India (Great Indian Bustard, Asian Elephant a...
- Quick Getaway: Plan a trip to Velavadar near Gujarat or Sri Hemkunt Sahib near Delhi this summerNo matter if you are travelling alone or with family, you must consider these places before zeroing in on the destination.
- ‘Lesser’ Florican prompts Madhya Pradesh to develop habitat at SailanaAlarmed over continuous decline in migration of Lesser Florican locally known as Likh and Kharmor in Madhya Pradesh, forest department has ...
- Lesser Floricans tagged to trace migration patternTwo Lesser Florican (males) birds were fitted with satellite transmitters in Ajmer by a team of scientists from the Wildlife Institute of I...
- Florican spotted in Sokhaliya region of AjmerMonsoon is a joyful time for scientists and bird watchers with many rare bird species being spotted.
- Dudhwa's cameras click endangered birds, King CobraDudhwa tiger reserve is not just home to tigers but other endangered species as well. The cameras installed inside the reserve to capture p...
- Pilibhit Wildlife Sanctuary gets tiger reserve forest statusGovernment officials said the move to notify the forest ranges in Pilibhit as tiger reserve shows the state’s commitment to strengthen cons...
- Indian Bustard, Lesser Florican feared extinct around Nashik region, seven bird species 'highly endangered'The Great Indian Bustard and the Lesser Florican, birds once found in abundance in the region, are feared to be extinct, while seven other ...
- 15 Indian birds among 100 globally endangered speciesBirds are considered to be a good indicator of the condition of the natural environment.
- 15 Indian bird species among globally endangeredFifteen Indian bird species are part of a list of avians which are evolutionarily distinct and globally endangered.
- Project to save Great Indian Bustard set to roll out in AprilThe state government has drawn up a species recovery plan for the Great Indian Bustard (GIB) that will be implemented from April, an expert...
- Bustard conservation plans for four areas of MaharashtraThe once common bustard species of Maharashtra, viz. Great Indian Bustard (GIB) or Maldhok and Lesser Florican or Tanmor have been increasi...
- 15 bird species in India critically endangeredEven as conservation efforts at various levels continue to show hope for the future, the latest International Union for Conservation of Nat...
- Environmentalists prepare list of endangered speciesEven as conservation efforts at various levels continue to show hope for the future, the latest International Union for Conservation of Nat...
- Migratory birds flock Gangetic wetlands in BiharWith avian visitors as far as from Ladakh, China border and Europe flocking the Gangetic wetlands, the state has turned into a bird watcher...
- Lesser floricans visiting Madhya Pradesh declines by 60 % this monsoonThe number of lesser florican, locally known as likh and kharmor, migrating to Madhya Pradesh has declined by about 60 per cent this monsoo...
- Bengal Florican sighted in Arunachal PradeshBengal Florican, a rare species of bird, has been spotted at the D Ering Wildlife Sanctuary (DEWS) in East Siang district of Arunachal Prad...
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