Woolly Flying Squirrel Spotted in Himachal Pradesh
Asik Syed
Endangered Woolly Flying Squirrel photographed in Himachal Pradesh after decades, marking a key conservation milestone.
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The National Board for Wildlife Explained
Neha Baruah
National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) oversees India’s wildlife conservation, policies, and project approvals, balancing development and ecological preservation.
International Big Cat Alliance: Strengthening Wildlife Protection
International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) is a global initiative dedicated to conserving big cats through international collaboration, financial support, and sustainable protection efforts.
Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary Faces Drilling Threat
Exploratory drilling near Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary raises concerns over endangered Hoolock gibbons, habitat conservation, and energy development.
Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary: A Breathtaking Haven for Adventure and Wildlife
Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary in Guwahati, Assam, is a haven for rare wildlife, offering a serene retreat and a vital conservation hotspot for nature lovers.
India Achieves Milestone with Full Fauna Checklist
India becomes the first country to document all its wildlife with the “Fauna of India Checklist Portal,” listing 1,04,561 species and marking a significant step in biodiversity conservation and research.
Pench Tiger Reserve Launches Innovative AI Fire Detection System
Discover how Pench Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra pioneers forest fire prevention with an advanced AI system named ‘Pantera.’ Explore its real-time alerts, predictive capabilities, and collaborative efforts for enhanced environmental protection.
Overview of Assam’s Wildlife and Conservation Efforts
Explore the enchanting wildlife of Assam, from the iconic rhinoceroses of Kaziranga to the diverse ecosystems of Manas National Park.
Environmental Issues in Assam
Join the movement for environmental conservation in Assam. Discover the issues, solutions, and initiatives making a difference. Act now for a greener Assam!
Izaz Ahmed
