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Wildlife & Biodiversity

Run-up to World Rhino Day 2023: Poaching, climate change & habitat loss threaten global population

Representative photo: iStock
African and Indonesian rhinos are critically endangered and near threatened 
September 21, 2023
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New fish species discovered in Bengal’s Digha harbour

New fish species found in Bengal's Digha
It is the fourth species of Pterygotrigla genus reported in India so far
September 21, 2023
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Wildlife & Biodiversity

Violations, poor management threaten Gujarat sanctuaries: CAG

CAG pointed out that 43 per cent of sloth bears were outside sanctuary areas. Photo: iStock
Poor spending of funds has led to mismanagement, leaving the forests open for encroachment, …
September 20, 2023
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Wildlife & Biodiversity

Centre identifies 62 new elephant corridors; total now 150

Elephant corridors can be described as a strip of land that enables elephant movement between two or more friendly habitats. Photo: iStock
East central region has the most corridors at 52; among states, West Bengal tops list at 26 …
September 19, 2023
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Wildlife & Biodiversity
DTE Coverage of 7th GEF Assembly

DTE Coverage of 7th GEF Assembly

August 31, 2023
Global Biodiversity Framework Fund ratified at Vancouver meeting
Wildlife & Biodiversity
DTE Coverage: International Tiger Day 2023

DTE Coverage: International Tiger Day 2023

July 31, 2023
DTE puts together new analysis and insights on the world's biggest and most charismatic cat
Wildlife & Biodiversity
DTE Coverage: GEF meet allocates funds for biodiversity

DTE Coverage: GEF meet allocates funds for biodiversity

July 04, 2023
Funding mechanism to be ratified in August

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