Speakers highlight importance of implementation at CMS CoP 13

Need to redirect synergies on the ground, they said

Dwindling numbers

Sunderbans threatened

Thailand

Book: The Gir lion

Book>> The Gir Lion By H S Singh Pugmark Books, Ahmedabad 2007

No food in forests: Weeds like Mimosa, Siam are taking over Assam’s biodiversity

Mimosa species, at its peak, covered 56% per cent of Bagori range of Kaziranga National Park

Invasive alien forest insects will kill 1.4 million urban trees in US by 2050: Study

Ash, maple and oak trees in the US will be most affected due to insect-cause mortality

Bird in danger

Saving the black-necked cranes in India requires protecting its habitat

Recall of the wild

A huge debate surrounds the use of synthetic biology for environmental conservation

Birds flee winter home

Development work destroying wetlands, wildlife habitat in Bhopal

CMS COP14: Expect listing of new species, action plans for conservation at Samarkand summit

Parties are expected to discuss draft to protect and conserve number of species and their habitats  

World Migratory Birds Day: How are India’s winged guests doing

Arctic migrants such as the Pacific Golden Plover and Curlew Sandpiper have seen major decline in numbers in the past three decades, potentially …

Flight to extinction

The November deadline for the arrival of Siberian cranes in India is long gone, and wildlife experts are apprehensive that the birds are heading …

Brouhaha over the coho

Doomed to extinction

The irreparable damage to the habitat of certain species has already sounded their death-knell

Death to the protected

Dinosaur dawn

Too many orchid-seekers

Diamonds for dinosaurs

Holding out the olive branch

ETHIOPIA

Panda protection

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New bird species

Partners in crime

Planners' block?

No plan yet for waterbirds of Central Asian Flyway