Africa suspends ivory trade for nine years

Reiki for tigress

Bihar makes an attempt to boost gharial population

Population of the reptiles in India has declined by up to 94 per cent in past few years due to rampant hunting and killing for their skin

Is genetic engineering the right way to cure the problem of invasive species?

A new gene-based technology allows curbing the population of species such as mosquitoes which spread malaria or dengue. But there are dangers involved

Tadoba park closed

Are Amur tigers ‘re-wilding’ China?

A camera-trap video recently captured a tiger family deep inside China

Let them co-exist

Engage forest dwellers in managing wildlife: Tiger Task Force

Kaziranga loses 10 tigers

Mullaperiyar dam: Kerala to convene all-party meet

Environmentalists say people, not politicians, from both Kerala and Tamil Nadu must find the solution

Decoding predatory genes

First mapping of the Siberian tiger genome shows how tigers evolved to hunt and kill

17 fishers injured in firing by forest guards

They were fishing in reservoir inside the Pench Tiger Reserve, where fishing has been banned by high court

Of pug-marks and prowls

A recent study on the notion of territoriality among tigers reveals that females are more home-bound than the males

New Chinese rule for wildlife

India Biodiversity Awards 2012 go to six pioneers in biodiversity governance

These include three village panchayats, two tiger reserves and informal network of forest protection committees

Another person killed by tiger near Corbett

Forest officials term tiger attack accidental; tigress declared man-eater yet to be captured

Adanis may have to leave Tadoba

Kingpin of poachers, Sansar Chand, set free

Delhi city court says he cannot be charged under law against organised crime

Coal mining destroying wildlife habitat: Greenpeace

Virtually all new coal fields and planned power plants are in states that have India’s largest contiguous tiger landscape

Love requited

KHAIRI, THE BELOVED TIGRESS· Saroj Raj Choudhury·Natraj Publishers, Dehradun· 203pp·Price Rs 350

Obituary: Nepal's fearless crusader for environment

His field-based scientific thrust and the fearlessness with which he put forth uncomfortable truths made him stand out

Roaring ahead

There is enough genetic diversity in Asian lions and tigers for populations to be healthy

In short

Too little in environment ministry's kitty

Reduction in ministry's budget by almost half expected to hit forestry research the most

Neutrino threat to Nilgiri wildlife

Relocate observatory site near Madurai: environment ministry

Green tribunal orders state to restrict traffic around Kaziranga

Earlier this year, an expert panel had recommended construction of elevated roads to control animal deaths due to accidents