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Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
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Bear Cub With Head Stuck In Plastic Container Rescued In US, Internet Happy
Wildlife biologists in Connecticut, in the United States, had to rescue a bear cub who stuck its head in a transparent plastic jar, according to wildlife officials.
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New Frog Species 'Adi Cascade' Discovered In Arunachal Pradesh
A team of biologists from Delhi University, Wildlife Institute of India and North Carolina Museum of Natural Science (USA) has discovered a new species of frog from the Adi hills Arunachal Pradesh, according to an official statement.
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Job Opportunities At Wildlife Institute Of India, Dehradun
Wildlife Institute of India (WII), Dehradun will recruit eligible candidates for Project Associate, Senior Biologist, Research Biologist (Field component), Research Biologist (GIS component), Research Biologist (Genetics component), Project Biologist and Senior Biologist posts.
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Rare wild cats caught on camera
In Dehing Patkai, a little known rainforest in Upper Assam, a biologist has documented seven species of wild cats which is the highest number photo-documented anywhere in the world.
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Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
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Bear Cub With Head Stuck In Plastic Container Rescued In US, Internet Happy
Wildlife biologists in Connecticut, in the United States, had to rescue a bear cub who stuck its head in a transparent plastic jar, according to wildlife officials.
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New Frog Species 'Adi Cascade' Discovered In Arunachal Pradesh
A team of biologists from Delhi University, Wildlife Institute of India and North Carolina Museum of Natural Science (USA) has discovered a new species of frog from the Adi hills Arunachal Pradesh, according to an official statement.
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Job Opportunities At Wildlife Institute Of India, Dehradun
Wildlife Institute of India (WII), Dehradun will recruit eligible candidates for Project Associate, Senior Biologist, Research Biologist (Field component), Research Biologist (GIS component), Research Biologist (Genetics component), Project Biologist and Senior Biologist posts.
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Rare wild cats caught on camera
In Dehing Patkai, a little known rainforest in Upper Assam, a biologist has documented seven species of wild cats which is the highest number photo-documented anywhere in the world.
