The Union Government has directed a probe by senior government officials into the death of the 19-month-old male cheetah at the Kuno National Park of Madhya Pradesh following injury inflicted upon it as a result of firearm pellets. The death of the cheetah has brought up serious concerns in regard to the conservation of wildlife ...

One such landmark in wildlife conservation is currently taking place in Rajasthan, where the Great Indian Bustards, bred in captivity, will be released back into their native environment in Jaisalmer. The Rajasthan Forest Department has announced the release of ten Great Indian Bustards from captivity on October 3rd and 4th, with GIBs expected to be ...

India’s initiatives for wildlife conservation have been strengthened through the Valmiki Buxa Tiger Corridor Project, which has come into focus recently. The Valmiki Buxa Tiger Corridor project is focused on restoring the link between two of the most important tiger reserves of Eastern India – Valmiki Tiger Reserve and Buxa Tiger Reserve. According to wildlife ...

The Terai grasslands of India are one of the nation’s most crucial but at the same time most threatened ecosystems. Running along the foothills of the Himalayas, these grasslands, wetlands and riverine forests contain an amazing array of animals, from rhinos and elephants to swamp deer, wild buffalo and many bird species. But without preserving ...