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The Wildlife Institute of India is set to conduct a nationwide study of all four bear species in India to assess their population and distribution. Dr Ruchi Badola stated that the project would assess distribution and help determine habitat improvement needs with a focus on disappearing habitats and man-animal conflict. The study aims to identify areas where bears are no longer sighted and assist authorities in managing human-bear conflict in Uttarakhand.
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The Army revived two ponds in the Thar region to help local wildlife tide over severe water scarcity. The Indian Army undertook this restoration work in Rajasthan to secure natural water sources for desert animals during dry periods. This conservation…
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Wild cheetahs in India moved between Kuno and Kutch across their new wild landscapes. Forest department officials monitored the big cats and their habitats during the wildlife tracking exercise. The initiative matters for tracking population dispersal and safety under wildlife…
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The Press Information Bureau issued a report about an anti-narcotics operation where the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence and the Central Bureau of Narcotics destroyed illegal cannabis cultivation. The enforcement agencies…
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India’s National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) issued a document titled “Wildlife Mitigation Measures & Structures.” The paper outlines new and reinforced measures intended to protect wildlife along the country’s…
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The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence confiscated 86 live Tokay geckos in Assam during a wildlife‑trafficking crackdown. Two individuals were arrested in connection with the seizure.
