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Study confirms presence of near extinct Hangul population outside Dachigam NP in Kashmir Valley

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Image Credit: Lovenaimals.com All may not be lost for the near extinct Kashmir red deer, Hangul, with just around 200 individua...
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Citron barb, a new barb species, spotted from Western Ghats Rivers of Maharashtra

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Citron Barb ( Pethia lutea ), a new barb species discovered from Western Ghat Rivers of Maharashtra (Image Courtesy:  Ralf Britz / JOT...

High Time to Formulate Policies to Tackle Alien Species in India, says experts

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It’s time for an all-out war with the aliens, at least in the protected forest areas, but we lack policies, says a group of conservation sc...

Fighting the aliens at Periyar Tiger Reserve

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Periyar Tiger Reserve (PTR) is not just a safe haven for the tigers, but for some aliens too, in the ecological sense. African cat fish (...
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Biodiversity Conservation in India

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India is home to forests with rich wildlife. However, being the second most populated country in the world, the enormous pressure of the...
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Quick Facts about Western Ghats Biodiversity

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Known as ‘Sahyadri’ in local language, Western Ghats is a 1600 km long, 45-65 million years old mountain range which extends from so...
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Unknown species still live in biodiversity hotspots; find them now or never, warn scientists

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Calling for urgent species discovery programmes in world’s biodiversity hotspots, a recent research review by major ecologists points out...

Biodiversity offsets cannot restore lost species and ecological bonds, say conservation scientists

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Refuting the common misconception that destructing natural environment in one place can be replaced by restoring or protecting a similar ...