Global Eco Watch: Reindeer may have been domesticated 2,000 years ago
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Should ivory trade be legalised?
International ban on ivory trade has neither reduced elephant poaching nor the volume of the illegal trade. Is it time the trade is legalised? …
Mozambique, Tanzania fail to curb poaching
Poachers refuse to pay fine, hunting firm violates wildlife rules
Hunting for good
Making slow headway
Hurdles in the way of a buffer zone in Arunachal tiger reserve
Once poachers now guards
At Kerala's Periyar Tiger Reserve, deepa kozhisseri finds local tribal communities happily involved in forest protection and ecotourism
Pregnant elephant’s death in Kerala shows institutional indifference to wild animals
It is not tough to see how serious the Union and state governments of the country are about wild animals
Illegal wildlife trade growing in two border cities of southeast Asia
Lack of government intervention to be blamed for alarming trade of animal body parts
Borneo’s wildlife habitat to shrink by a third in 65 years
Over 30 per cent of island’s mammals likely to become extinct
BIG CAT CONUNDRUM
The tiger occupies a hallowed seat in India. Ecologists believe that millions of small ecological processes live out their routine lives under …
Swamphen vanishing from Bakhira lake
Global Eco Watch: Ice Age woolly rhino unearthed in Siberia
World Rainforest Day: Goliath frogs need urgent conservation measures
Goliath frog population is estimated to have halved in the last 15 years
World’s last male northern white rhino placed under armed guard
40-year-old Sudan is guarded 24 hours by rangers at Ol Pejeta in Kenya
'Only closure of ivory markets can save African elephants'
Study by Wildlife Conservation Society underlines how illegal ivory trade, which has doubled since 2007, is causing rapid decline in elephant …
China admits to tiger skin trade at international forum
Around 1,600 tigers have been traded globally since 2000
Flood threatens Kaziranga
Heightened risk of poaching as animals tend to leave the park area to take shelter on higher land
Another suspected poaching incident in Pench
Authorities fail to keep check
Mount Abu notification sparks protests
Living with lions
Elephant poaching rates vary across Africa: 19 years of data from 64 sites suggest why
Poaching rates are lower where there is strong national governance and where local levels of human development are relatively high
‘Most wanted’ green criminal arrested in Zambia
Ben Simasiku, an ivory smuggler, was arrested after Interpol included his name its first ever environmental offenders’ list issued on …
Northern white rhino on verge of extinction
Only six members left after male’s death on Friday
Freight workers unaware of wildlife smuggling tactics
Traffickers disguise illegal commodities as common cargo
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