An ardent activist passes away

While Pakistan angers Arabs for its bustard

ZIMBABWE

CONGO

Smuggling species

BOTSWANA

CAMBODIA

MOZAMBIQUE

Permits revoked

Local flavour

In new conservation recipe

Pandas set free

Fund game

A credit-unworthy government put paid to eco-development

Villagers remove road barrier in Sariska

Tiger that ate snakes

Faecal signs

More baby dolphins in Chilika

Feather touch conservationist

In fits ‘n’ starts

An obstinate frog tells the tale of Himalayan rise

Odisha grants forest staff immunity to use firearms to fight poachers

Unless misused, the move will now give forest staff protection from arrest & criminal proceedings for firing

‘Wildlife usage must be based on sound science and adaptive management’

Susan Lieberman, Vice President, International Policy, Wildlife Conservation Society, spoke about the highlights of the ongoing CMS CoP

Why black kites attack humans

A new study has found that the probability of attack by kites, birds of prey that inhabit urban areas, increases in neighbourhoods where human …

Look beyond protected areas for conservation of endangered hangul in Kashmir: study

The Kashmir red deer is the only surviving sub-species of red deer in the Indian sub-continent

Lurking in danger zone

Wild animals are increasingly moving out of protected areas. What should the government do to ensure their safety?

'Poaching figure for this year is alarming'

Over 100 tigers have died in 2014 and 2015. Shekhar Kumar Niraj, head of wildlife trade monitoring agency Traffic, talks about the problems of …

Quandaries along a journey on wildlife conservation

From the missing connect between policy makers and locals to written accounts still seen as major indicators for measuring work, many factors …