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New bear cub at CBRC

Pakke: The arrival of a five-month-old Himalayan black bear cub at the Centre for Bear Rehabilitation and Conservation (CBRC) has raised the count of bears at CBRC to six. This cub has had more than its share of adventure, separated at first from its mother...

Diu Adopts the Whale Shark as the City Mascot

Diu: The sleepy town of Diu awoke yesterday to the spectacle of a life-sized model of the whale shark, welcoming hundreds of school children to a day of fun near the ancient fort, which culminated in the Diu Municipal Council adopting Vhali, the whale shark...

New Arrival at CWRC

CWRC, Kaziranga : A two month old, female Asian elephant calf was rescued from a tea garden situated in the Rupajuli Tea Estate and was handed over to the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation on the 23 rd by local forest officials near Tezpur....

Fishermen Release Netted Whale Shark with Pride

Dwarka: A 40 ft long adult whale shark caught in a gill net, was released by the fishermen, off the coast of Mithapur, where the corporate house, Tata Chemicals’ volunteer staff are spearheading a Wildlife Trust of India(WTI) campaign to protect the...

CITES meet ends encouraging consumptive use

New Delhi: The 13 th session of the CITES Conference of Parties in Bangkok ended yesterday with a clear signal that the world was slowly opening up to trade in wildlife and killing of endangered species for sport and profit, Vivek Menon , executive director...

Remembering Veerappan !

Tusker at Ten, would have been an apt title for a quaint story of the 1930s of the “humble” beginnings of a legendary shikari. Only that after 17 years, which witnessed the murder of 2000 tuskers, over 150 people and who knows how many tigers and...

Mother Dies Leaving 7th Orphan for CWRC

Kaziranga: A suckling elephant calf was rescued from a tea garden after his mother, wedged in a 2 ft wide drain, died in tragic circumstances. This has raised the count of elephants at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) to...

Trained Staff to Trail Poachers

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh: An Anti-poaching training program organized by the Van Rakshak Project of Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) at the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (TR) in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh enabled forest staff to test their freshly...

REUNION SAGA OF A RESCUED ELEPHANT CALF

Borjuri:The dramatic rescue story of a two month old female elephant calf had a happy ending when she was successfully reunited with her natal herd in the north eastern state of Assam . This is the fourth elephant calf to be reunited with its natal herd...

Three Shahtoosh Shawls Seized at the IGI Airport

New Delhi: Two persons were detained and three shahtoosh shawls seized in an operation at Indira Gandhi International airport in the early hours on Thursday morning. The operation was carried out by officers of Customs Commisionerate (Preventive) and assisted...

Serow Rescued from Village

Kaziranga: A male serow (Capricornis Sumatraensis) was rescued after it was captured by some villagers of Bokolia situated in the Karbi Anglong East Division. It was taken to the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) for treatment of an...

The fourth rhino calf at CWRC

Kaziranga: The count of rhinos at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) increased to four as a male greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) calf, aged about 6 months was rescued by Kaziranga forest staff and brought to...

New elephant calf at CWRC

Kaziranga: The number of elephant calves at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) increased to eight with the rescue of a four month old female elephant calf from Rupajuli Tea Estate near Tezpur . The calf was found apparently sick in...

Vhali the Whale Shark Moves Inland

Gandhinagar: A gaggle of school children of assorted sizes watched awestruck as a 40 ft long model of the whale shark was inflated before their eyes this morning. Vhali the whale shark drew people like a magnet at ‘Samvaad’, an event organized by the...

Landmark field guide to Indian mammals launched

New Delhi : The first pictorial Field Guide to Indian Mammals was launched today by the internationally renowned  field biologist, Dr George Schaller, at a packed ceremony attended by the conservation fraternity who came from far. ‘Many field guides...

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