"The wildlife census is a must as it is the first step towards developing the Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary into a tiger-bearing landscape. The...

In a development that can only be good news for the conservation movement, it was revealed that a wildlife census of the Haryana Aravalis w...

Bangladesh has only 106 tigers in the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, a sharp decline from 440 in 2004 due to unchecked po...

The wildlife census at Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve would be conducted next year. The last census was conducted in February 2012.

The Haryana wildlife department, for the first time, will use the camera trap method to get the exact number of animals in its sanctuaries.

After continuous terrorizing of residents by panthers in border villages of Ajmer district, the forest department on Wednesday started a 24...

The census for counting wildlife animals will begin from Tuesday in the wildlife sanctuaries spread over Vadodara, Chhota Udepur, Dahod and...

The wildlife division of North and South Goa from April 21 to 23 conducted a wildlife census for carnivorous animals wherein pugmarks of ti...

More than 100 forest department personnel and wildlife lovers are participating in the census to track the flora and carnivore in the STR.

The forest department will conduct a tiger census in the forests Kolhapur, Sangli, Satara, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg tentatively from Januar...

With the National Tiger Census scheduled to begin in December first week, the state forest department is all geared up to count the big cat...

In 2010, the number of peacocks in the forest area and adjoining villages of the city was 920, but now the ongoing survey of birds has foun...

The recent wildlife census conducted in Vallanadu Blackbuck Sanctuary has some good news for wildlife lovers as the number of blackbucks he...

The forest department of Nagapattinam district carried out annual wildlife census operation at Point Calimere (Kodiakarai) wildlife sanctua...

When contacted, additional principal chief conservator of forests Richard D'Souza told TOI, "The WII report has not given specific numbers ...

The population of endangered Hangul deer has registered an increase in the Kashmir Valley, according to the latest wildlife census.

An elephant census has begun in Assam to determine the number of wild pachyderms in the state.