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Wildlife Week Concludes With Cyclothon

Wildlife Week Concludes With Cyclothon

As part of the valedictory of the 66th Wildlife Week celebrations, a 120-km Fit India Cyclothon was flagged off at Aranya Bhavan this morning by Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF – Mysuru Circle) T. Heeralal. Over 80 members selected from the Mysuru District Cycling...

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Species and Habitat Conservation Banking

Species and Habitat Conservation Banking

For many years, conservationists, landowners, and developers have met at crossroads when handling cases of endangered species with habitats on private lands. Conservationists sought to ensure the protection of the habitat, landowners hoped to maximize land value and...

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PRCI holds webinar on World Nature Conservation Day

The Public Relations Council of India, Hyderabad chapter organised a webinar on “World Nature Conservation Day– Communication a New World Order”. R. Shoba, IFS & Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Telangana, CS Ramalakshmi, IFS & Ex. Commissioner,...

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Vulture conservation centre comes up in UP

Vulture conservation centre comes up in UP

Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh), June 26 (IANS) The centre has approved the proposal for setting up of Uttar Pradesh''s first vulture conservation centre, known as Jatayu Conservation and Breeding Centre, that will come up in Maharajganj district. The CAMPA (Compensatory...

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Animal crossing: A wild ass makes history

Animal crossing: A wild ass makes history

An Asiatic wild ass made history when it became the first of its species to cross into the eastern steppe in Mongolia in nearly seven decades. The Gobi-Steppe is among the largest grazing ecosystems in the world and home to a unique diversity of migratory animals....

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Virtual Experiences: A Deep-Sea Adventure

Virtual Experiences: A Deep-Sea Adventure

Five ways you can explore the ocean from your home David Attenborough’s Coral ReefA winning combination like no other: David Attenborough’s smooth, gripping voice and the stunning Great Barrier Reef. Attracting thousands of animals each year, this reef is one of the...

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Red-haired person of the forest running out of space

Red-haired person of the forest running out of space

These solitary animals share 96.4% of their genes with humans and are known for their intelligence. And in Malay, their name means ‘Person of the Forest’. There are two distinct species: The Sumatran Orangutan (Pongo abelil) and the Borneo Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus)....

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MRI-based mapping of the squid brain.

MRI-based mapping of the squid brain.

We are closer to understanding the incredible ability of squid to instantly camouflage themselves, thanks to research from The University of Queensland. Dr Wen-Sung Chung and Professor Justin Marshall, from UQ's Queensland Brain Institute, completed the first...

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5 amazing adventures in Croatia for 2020

5 amazing adventures in Croatia for 2020

Istria by e-bike Steep terrain makes the northern region of Istria challenging for cyclists, but Saddle Skedaddle is offering a guided holiday on electric, pedal-assisted mountain bikes with full-suspension. It is based in a seaside hotel in Rabac and highlights...

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Forest and Wildlife Resources

Our planet earth is a home to millions of living beings. From micro-organisms and bacteria, lichens to banyan trees, elephants, and blue whales, there is a vast multitude of living organisms found on the earth. Sadly, the human beings today have...

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Living robots built using frog cells

Living robots built using frog cells

A book is made of wood. But it is not a tree. The dead cells have been repurposed to serve another need. Now a team of scientists has repurposed living cells -- scraped from frog embryos -- and assembled them into entirely new life-forms. These millimeter-wide...

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World Conservation Congress 2020

World Conservation Congress 2020

World Conservation Congress, Marseille, France, 11-19 June 2020 Held once every four years, the IUCN World Conservation Congress brings together several thousand leaders and decision-makers from government, civil society, indigenous peoples, business, and academia,...

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India wants global protection to Asian elephant

India wants global protection to Asian elephant

India has sought inclusion of the Asian elephant in the global list of endangered species, providing the strictest protections as they frequently come into conflict with people. A proposal for including the mainland Asian elephant or Indian elephant in Appendix 1 of...

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East Africa’s lesser-visited safari nation: Uganda

East Africa’s lesser-visited safari nation: Uganda

While the Masai Mara in Kenya and Tanzania’s Serengeti are undoubtedly two of the most classically epic landscapes in Africa, don’t overlook landlocked Uganda amid these two giants of safari. It’s best known for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to several...

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Lights on fishnets can save turtles, dolphins

While fishnets are used to catch fishes for the seafood business. The fishnets also capture marine animals including dolphins, turtles and other sea creatures that form an indistinctive part of the flora and fauna. Given the fact, a new study suggests, placing lights...

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The Ultimate Adventure Guide to Costa Rica

The Ultimate Adventure Guide to Costa Rica

From remote peak bagging to offshore shark diving, here’s how to explore off the beaten path in Central America’s most adventurous destination In terms of sheer natural beauty and variety, Costa Rica is a white unicorn of sorts. The country has everything from dense...

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Caterpillars Can ‘See’ Colors With Their Skin

Caterpillars Can ‘See’ Colors With Their Skin

Peppered-moth caterpillars can change their hue to match their surroundings without looking, a study has found. But how they do it remains a mystery. Peppered moth caterpillars live across the Northern Hemisphere, from the forests of China to the backyards of North...

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GANGETIC DOLPHINS FOUND IN BIHAR’s MAHANANDA RIVER

GANGETIC DOLPHINS FOUND IN BIHAR’s MAHANANDA RIVER

A population of endangered Gangetic river dolphins has been found for the first time in the Mahananda River, a tributary of the Ganga, in Bihar’s Kishanganj district. A team of scientists from Vikramshila Biodiversity Research and Education Centre (VBREC) of Tilka...

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IMPRESSIVE TORTOISE DISCOVERED IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH

IMPRESSIVE TORTOISE DISCOVERED IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Wildlife experts have discovered the Impressive Tortoise – a new species of tortoise that are elusive and have never been sighted in India. They were found near Yazali of lower Subansari district in Arunachal Pradesh. The species is called impressive because of the...

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TOURISM ON WHEELS

TOURISM ON WHEELS

The Chhattisgarh Tourism Board to encourage youth of the state to take up ‘bicycle tourism and bicycle riding’ is organizing a two-day ‘Tourism on Wheels’ on the 6th and 7th of July, 2019 by conducting a trip from Raipur to Kurdur (80 kilometres). It is being...

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THE SAD LEGEND OF NOHKALIKAI WATERFALLS

THE SAD LEGEND OF NOHKALIKAI WATERFALLS

Nohkalikai waterfalls is situated 5 km away from Cherrapunjee and is the fourth highest waterfall in the world. Falling from a height of 1,100 feet, this fall is a great attraction of Cherrapunjee which is known to be a wet land because of the amount of rains it...

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The Monkey-Eating Eagle Endangered

The Monkey-Eating Eagle Endangered

The Philippine Eagle, as its name suggests, is found only in the Philippines, an island country in Southeast Asia. While the Philippines consist of more than 7,000 islands, the Philippine Eagle is found only on four of them, all within the northern and eastern regions...

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SEA CUCUMBER- A CREATURE IN THE SEA NOT A VEGETABLE

SEA CUCUMBER- A CREATURE IN THE SEA NOT A VEGETABLE

Sea cucumbers are marine animals with a leathery skin and an elongated body containing a single, branched gonad. They are found on the sea floor worldwide. Sea cucumbers are scavengers that feed on small food items in the seafloor, as well as plankton floating in the...

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KAKAPO – THE ONLY FLIGHTLESS PARROT

KAKAPO – THE ONLY FLIGHTLESS PARROT

The kakapo is the only species of flightless parrot that one can find in the world, it is also called owl parrot which belongs to the species of large flightless, nocturnal, ground-dwelling parrot of the family Strigopoidea, which can be found in New Zealand. For the...

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Javan Rhino

Javan Rhino

Natrajan Siva| A&W Mag One of the most threatened species of the 5 rhino species in the world the Javan Rhino species with an estimated population of not more than 70 around the world the Javan Rhino is only found in the Ujung Kulon National Park in Java,...

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Humphead Wrasse- The endangered one

Humphead Wrasse- The endangered one

Natrajan Siva |A&W Mag Marine life is full of such animals that we don’t even know what exists down there below and Humphead wrasse also known as Napoleon Wrasse is one such species of the marine life that is said to be endangered though the name looks like coming...

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CARACAL – THE WILD CAT

CARACAL – THE WILD CAT

The name Caracal is derived from a Turkish word “karakulak” meaning “black ear.” The Caracal was once trained for bird hunting in Iran and India. They were put into arenas containing a flock of pigeons, and wagers were made as to how many the cat would take down. This...

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African Grey Parrot

African Grey Parrot

The grey parrot, also known as the Congo grey parrot or African grey parrot, is endemic to equatorial Africa. The parrot's body is grey while the tail feathers are red. Because of their vibrant appearance and their mimicry of human speech, their population has...

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Pinky, the Pink Dolphin in Louisiana

Pinky, the Pink Dolphin in Louisiana

Meet Pinky, the Pink Dolphin that lives in Calcasieu River in Louisiana. Pinky is an extremely rare animal; she was first seen 12-years-ago by Captain Erik Rue who shared pictures of her. Pinky gets her color due to a genetic mutation that is called albinism; she is a...

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8th June is World Oceans Day

8th June is World Oceans Day

8th June is commemorated as World Oceans Day by the United Nations. This day seeks to bring more awareness about the crucial role that oceans play in the lives of humankind, to show the impact of human activity on oceans, and to bring about ways for the sustainable...

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Experience The Bliss Of Trekking

Experience The Bliss Of Trekking

There is something magical about trekking. Being held by nature, walking towards your goals with the birds whispering and motivating you to go ahead is a wonderful feeling. As the sun meets the horizon, the cold breeze pats your shoulder because you reached your goal....

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Saving endangered species to help save ourselves

Saving endangered species to help save ourselves

Last week, a UN report was released that found almost a million animals are threatened by extinction The report, which had over 400 contributors from 50 countries, says many of these species could disappear within the next few decades. "What it identified was that we...

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Preserving the Desert Birds

Preserving the Desert Birds

A persistent query amongst urban ecology researchers has been the lengthy-time period effect of urbanization on bird species biodiversity. Mainly, they ponder whether the parts of cities with greater variety are merely exhibiting an “extinction debt” — populations...

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Wild Elephant Back To Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary

Wild Elephant Back To Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary

The wild elephant that had a day out in the city streets on Tuesday was released back to Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary from whence it came, on Wednesday. According to forest officials, the elephant had come out in search of food as many elephants have done in previous...

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Wildlife census conducted at seven forest ranges

Wildlife census conducted at seven forest ranges

The thee-day wildlife census concluded here on Sunday. Over 50 volunteers from various environmental organisations along with forest department personnel conducted the census at seven forest ranges here. According to officials, volunteers from the Salem Nature and...

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Indian wildlife needs empathy, not just sympathy

Indian wildlife needs empathy, not just sympathy

The Indian subcontinent is home to five majestic cat species, namely the lion, tiger, leopard, snow leopard and the clouded leopard. The cheetah became extinct in 1951-52; else India would have been the only country that was home to six majestic big cat species. In...

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Top 7 Best Trekking Destination In Nepal

Top 7 Best Trekking Destination In Nepal

Nepal is an amazing country as it has the splendid natural and cultural beauty that attracts tourists from across the world. It is located in the middle of Asia in the lap of Himalayan Mountains with the summits as high as Mount Everest. Eight out of ten world’s...

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Wildlife in the Antarctic

Wildlife in the Antarctic

The vegetation in the Antarctic region consists largely of algae, lichens and mosses. Sea-birds in the Antarctic are closely related to the marine environment and get all their nourishment from this area. They spend their whole life at sea and are only on land during...

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AI empowers conservation biology

AI empowers conservation biology

Faced with mountains of image and audio data, researchers are turning to artificial intelligence to answer pressing ecological questions. When researchers collect audio recordings of birds, they are usually listening for the animals’ calls. But conservation biologist...

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