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International Cheetah Day 2024: All About The Fastest Land Animals
Renowned as the fastest land animal, the cheetah can accelerate to 70 mph in just three seconds, with strides spanning an impressive 21 feet at full speed.
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Opinion: Why India's Tiger Conservation Strategies Need Serious Relook
K. Ullas Karanth's brilliant book,'Among Tigers', assumes significance in the context of a recent order by the Supreme Court to ban safaris in the core area of Corbett tiger reserve.
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Cheetah Conservation Fund Says India's Project On Track Despite Setbacks
The cheetah's remarkable journey in the first year of their reintroduction in India has been marked by both setbacks and successes, and the project is on track, according to the Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund.
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"Importing Cheetahs, Letting Them Die...": BJP's Varun Gandhi Attacks Own Party Again
In yet another attack on his own party and the Centre, BJP MP Varun Gandhi has termed bringing cheetahs from Africa and allowing them to die "cruelty and negligence", and called for a focus on conserving India's endangered species.
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Project Cheetah Head On Why Some Big Cats Died During Reintroduction
Cheetah reintroduction in India is going to be a success considering the country's strong track record in conserving big cats, the project head has said, countering concerns raised by several experts.
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After Supreme Court Nudge, Centre Finds New Sites For Cheetah Introduction
The environment ministry and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) have told the Supreme Court that apart from the Kuno National Park, they have identified potential sites for cheetah introduction in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
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"Cheetah Deaths In Kuno National Park Not Unduly Alarming": Supreme Court Told
The Ministry of Environment and Forests and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) have told the Supreme Court the death of five adult cheetahs and three cubs at KNP is troubling but not "unduly alarming",
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Madhya Pradesh Gets New Forest Officer Amid 8 Cheetah Deaths Since March
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday replaced Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Wildlife) J S Chauhan with Aseem Shrivastava, an official order said.
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"All That Can Be Hoped For Is...": Jairam Ramesh On 8th Cheetah Death
Former environment minister Jairam Ramesh on Friday took a dig at the Union government over the death of the eighth cheetah at the Kuno National Park, saying all that can be hoped for is that conservation science prevails over political prestige.
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"Cheetahs Shown Ability To Survive In India": Namibia Conservation Fund
India's cheetah project is progressing well beyond the initial projections made before the animals were translocated, said Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund which is helping the Indian government reintroduce the animals in the country.
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"Not In Our Control": Official On Relocating Cheetahs After Cub Dies
After a cheetah's cub died at Kuno National Park, the Madhya Pradesh Principal Chief Conservator of Forests JS Chouhan said that the decision to relocate cheetahs is beyond their jurisdiction and can only be taken by the central government.
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Cheetahs Undergo Health Check-Up In Namibia Ahead Of Journey To India
The cheetahs, the potential candidates for the transfer to Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP), have undergone the first health examination conducted by a team of international experts of the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) in Namibia.
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African Cheetah To Be Brought In, Supreme Court Clears Project
The African Cheetah will soon be introduced in various sites in India after the Supreme Court green-flagged the project while ordering proper study on the subject.
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Cheetahs Face Extinction Unless Conservation Done Urgently
The world's fastest land animal, the cheetah, is sprinting towards the edge of extinction and could soon be lost forever unless urgent, landscape-wide conservation action is taken, a new study has warned.
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Piglets and Hatchlings and Cubs, Oh My!
The cheetah cub looked supremely irritated as the animal biologist put it down on a soft black cloth to have its portrait taken.
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International Cheetah Day 2024: All About The Fastest Land Animals
Renowned as the fastest land animal, the cheetah can accelerate to 70 mph in just three seconds, with strides spanning an impressive 21 feet at full speed.
-
Opinion: Why India's Tiger Conservation Strategies Need Serious Relook
K. Ullas Karanth's brilliant book,'Among Tigers', assumes significance in the context of a recent order by the Supreme Court to ban safaris in the core area of Corbett tiger reserve.
-
Cheetah Conservation Fund Says India's Project On Track Despite Setbacks
The cheetah's remarkable journey in the first year of their reintroduction in India has been marked by both setbacks and successes, and the project is on track, according to the Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund.
-
"Importing Cheetahs, Letting Them Die...": BJP's Varun Gandhi Attacks Own Party Again
In yet another attack on his own party and the Centre, BJP MP Varun Gandhi has termed bringing cheetahs from Africa and allowing them to die "cruelty and negligence", and called for a focus on conserving India's endangered species.
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Project Cheetah Head On Why Some Big Cats Died During Reintroduction
Cheetah reintroduction in India is going to be a success considering the country's strong track record in conserving big cats, the project head has said, countering concerns raised by several experts.
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After Supreme Court Nudge, Centre Finds New Sites For Cheetah Introduction
The environment ministry and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) have told the Supreme Court that apart from the Kuno National Park, they have identified potential sites for cheetah introduction in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
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"Cheetah Deaths In Kuno National Park Not Unduly Alarming": Supreme Court Told
The Ministry of Environment and Forests and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) have told the Supreme Court the death of five adult cheetahs and three cubs at KNP is troubling but not "unduly alarming",
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Madhya Pradesh Gets New Forest Officer Amid 8 Cheetah Deaths Since March
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday replaced Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Wildlife) J S Chauhan with Aseem Shrivastava, an official order said.
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"All That Can Be Hoped For Is...": Jairam Ramesh On 8th Cheetah Death
Former environment minister Jairam Ramesh on Friday took a dig at the Union government over the death of the eighth cheetah at the Kuno National Park, saying all that can be hoped for is that conservation science prevails over political prestige.
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"Cheetahs Shown Ability To Survive In India": Namibia Conservation Fund
India's cheetah project is progressing well beyond the initial projections made before the animals were translocated, said Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund which is helping the Indian government reintroduce the animals in the country.
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"Not In Our Control": Official On Relocating Cheetahs After Cub Dies
After a cheetah's cub died at Kuno National Park, the Madhya Pradesh Principal Chief Conservator of Forests JS Chouhan said that the decision to relocate cheetahs is beyond their jurisdiction and can only be taken by the central government.
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Cheetahs Undergo Health Check-Up In Namibia Ahead Of Journey To India
The cheetahs, the potential candidates for the transfer to Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP), have undergone the first health examination conducted by a team of international experts of the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) in Namibia.
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African Cheetah To Be Brought In, Supreme Court Clears Project
The African Cheetah will soon be introduced in various sites in India after the Supreme Court green-flagged the project while ordering proper study on the subject.
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Cheetahs Face Extinction Unless Conservation Done Urgently
The world's fastest land animal, the cheetah, is sprinting towards the edge of extinction and could soon be lost forever unless urgent, landscape-wide conservation action is taken, a new study has warned.
-
Piglets and Hatchlings and Cubs, Oh My!
The cheetah cub looked supremely irritated as the animal biologist put it down on a soft black cloth to have its portrait taken.
