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Rare Black-Necked Cranes Sighted In Ladakh
The black-necked cranes that breed in the Himalayas are listed in Schedule I of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, thereby giving them the highest degree of protection.
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Ambergris Worth More Than Rs 85 Lakh Seized, Three Held
The trio was nabbed on October 3 night by a team of forest department personnel.
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Agra Activists Seek Removal Of Monkeys From Protected List
Two days after a monkey snatched a 12-day-old baby from his mother's lap and mauled it to death, a host of social activists and environmentalists on Wednesday sought exclusion of the animal from the list of protected species under the Wild Life Act.
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PPSC Announces Jobs For Graduates, Postgraduates
For the vacancies available in the Forest and Wild Life Protection Department, online applications will be accepted till October 18 at ppsc.gov.in.
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Monkeys Declared 'Vermin' In Himachal To Allow Culling
The Environment Ministry has declared Rhesus Macaque monkeys in Himachal Pradesh as "vermin" for a period of one year, allowing their culling to control their population during this time.
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2 Headed Snake Sellers Arrested In Chandigarh
Two persons were arrested for selling two-headed snakes illegally here to people who sought to attain "spiritual" or "sexual power", police said.
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Project for protection of Mada forest
Central government Forest Department's Additional Director General (Wild Life) Jagadish Kishwant said a project has been prepared for protection of Mada forest area in East Godavari district besides the coastal areas.
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Sanctuary in custody fight over elephant
They're fighting like elephants. A territorial feud that sounds like something out of the African savannah has erupted in rural Tennessee between Carol Buckley, one of the world's leading authorities on elephant rehabilitation, and the sanctuary she co-founded 15 years ago. This month, Ms Buckley, 56, filed a lawsuit against the Elephant Sanctuary ...
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Rare Black-Necked Cranes Sighted In Ladakh
The black-necked cranes that breed in the Himalayas are listed in Schedule I of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, thereby giving them the highest degree of protection.
-
Ambergris Worth More Than Rs 85 Lakh Seized, Three Held
The trio was nabbed on October 3 night by a team of forest department personnel.
-
Agra Activists Seek Removal Of Monkeys From Protected List
Two days after a monkey snatched a 12-day-old baby from his mother's lap and mauled it to death, a host of social activists and environmentalists on Wednesday sought exclusion of the animal from the list of protected species under the Wild Life Act.
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PPSC Announces Jobs For Graduates, Postgraduates
For the vacancies available in the Forest and Wild Life Protection Department, online applications will be accepted till October 18 at ppsc.gov.in.
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Monkeys Declared 'Vermin' In Himachal To Allow Culling
The Environment Ministry has declared Rhesus Macaque monkeys in Himachal Pradesh as "vermin" for a period of one year, allowing their culling to control their population during this time.
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2 Headed Snake Sellers Arrested In Chandigarh
Two persons were arrested for selling two-headed snakes illegally here to people who sought to attain "spiritual" or "sexual power", police said.
-
Project for protection of Mada forest
Central government Forest Department's Additional Director General (Wild Life) Jagadish Kishwant said a project has been prepared for protection of Mada forest area in East Godavari district besides the coastal areas.
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Sanctuary in custody fight over elephant
They're fighting like elephants. A territorial feud that sounds like something out of the African savannah has erupted in rural Tennessee between Carol Buckley, one of the world's leading authorities on elephant rehabilitation, and the sanctuary she co-founded 15 years ago. This month, Ms Buckley, 56, filed a lawsuit against the Elephant Sanctuary ...
