The just-ended Navratri festival has brought home Madhya Pradesh's ugly reality: the disappearing girl child Thursday, 17.04.2008, 10:31am |
| A 9,550-year-old spruce, the world's oldest living tree, has been found in Dalarna province of Sweden
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Madhya Pradesh plans to increase bison population Monday, 14.04.2008, 11:30am |
| The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department will move 20 bisons from the Kanha to Bandhavgarh national park as part of a long-term plan to boost the numbers of the endangered animal in the state, officials said here Monday. There are only 5,000-10,000 bisons left in India now.
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Heavy snowfall upsets Kashmir wildlife Sunday, 02.03.2008, 06:14am |
| Many rare animal and bird species have recorded a population increase in Jammu and Kashmir over the years, but heavy snowfall this winter has affected wildlife adversely
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Plastic waste on Himalayan glaciers worries scientists Friday, 29.02.2008, 01:25pm |
| Tourists are dumping an increasing amount of non-biodegradable plastic waste on the Himalayan glaciers, and environmental scientists have expressed concern this could damage the fragile mountain eco-system.
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Leopard cub found dead in Dudhwa National park Thursday, 07.02.2008, 11:10am |
| An eight-month-old leopard cub has been found dead in the Dudhwa National Park, about 250 km from here.
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New frog species found in Kerala Sunday, 20.01.2008, 09:13am |
| A new species of shrub frog from the Western Ghats adds its name to the growing list of frogs discovered recently.
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Banyan tree with 600 bee colonies Sunday, 20.01.2008, 09:10am |
| A million bees have colonized in a single banyan tree. The tree has the world's largest number of beehives as many as 600.
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In 2007, 168 leopards died in India Thursday, 17.01.2008, 03:36am |
| Currently India is home to over 11,000 leopards, but the sad part is that during 2007 at least 168 leopards died due to various reasons, including poaching
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11 peacocks found dead in Rajasthan Tuesday, 15.01.2008, 07:37am |
| Eleven peacocks have been found dead in a village in Rajasthan's Rajsamand district, more than 350 km from the state capital here.
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Experts confirm rare Dolphins in Punjab wetland Saturday, 22.12.2007, 02:27am |
| The presence of rare freshwater dolphins in the Harike wetland and wildlife sanctuary in Ferozepur district in Punjab was confirmed by the wildlife experts Friday, bringing cheer to wildlife experts.
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Tigers in Ranthambore being collared Tuesday, 18.12.2007, 08:27am |
| With no knowledge about the tiger who went missing from Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park about a month ago, the forest department is planning to put radio collars on some tigers in the sanctuary to keep track of them.
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Growing bear population troubles farmers in China Friday, 14.12.2007, 03:55am |
| The growing population of wild bears at a World Heritage Site in southwest China's Yunnan province is threatening the lives and livelihood of local farmers
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Bear poacher arrested in Orissa, cub rescued Wednesday, 12.12.2007, 03:01pm |
| A bear poacher and trader of animal parts has been arrested in Orissa in a joint operation conducted by the police and forest officials with assistance from Wildlife S.O.S, a New Delhi-based NGO
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Officials investigate tiger's death in Bhopal Sunday, 09.12.2007, 01:31pm |
| The officials investigating the death of a tiger in Bhopal's Van Vihar national park three days ago have said blood samples are being sent to laboratories to establish the exact cause of death
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Two tiger cubs sighted at Ranthambore national park Sunday, 25.11.2007, 03:38am |
| Two tiger cubs have been sighted at the Ranthambore national park in Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, forest officials said here Saturday
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Hunger, risk of epidemics in cyclone-battered Bangladesh Tuesday, 20.11.2007, 02:22am |
| Hunger and the risk of epidemics stalked the storm-ravaged Bangladesh coast as the official death toll from last week's cyclone crossed the 2,500 mark, local officials said Monday.
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Climate change affects women more: report Monday, 19.11.2007, 03:23pm |
| Women are more affected by climate change than males, says a latest study by a coalition of developmental and environmental groups on the impact of global warming in Asia
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Colombian scientist fears extinction of river dolphins Sunday, 18.11.2007, 05:50am |
| Freshwater dolphins in the Amazon and Orinoco rivers, the two major rivers of South America, are at risk of extinction, a Colombian scientist has warned
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Forest fires add to climate change: minister Wednesday, 14.11.2007, 02:21am |
| Pointing out that climate change was no more a future threat but "we are already in it", Minister of State for Environment and Forests S. Regupathy Tuesday said forest fires were only adding to the problem
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Around 30,000 birds perish in Black Sea oil slick Tuesday, 13.11.2007, 02:36am |
| More than 30,000 birds have died along the Russian coastline following an oil and sulphur spill in the Black Sea.
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Million-year-old bones found in Argentine trash dump Tuesday, 06.11.2007, 05:03am |
| Workers at a trash dump on the outskirts of the Argentina capital found the remains of a glyptodont - a sort of giant armadillo - that experts say could be one million years old, according to the Spanish news agency EFE
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Colourful European parakeets, a newly evolved species Monday, 05.11.2007, 04:30am |
| As debate rages in Europe over genetically modified maize and "Frankenstein's potatoes", the continent is quietly moving towards a different new species: the Euro-parrot
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Wildlife board for protection of critically endangered species Monday, 05.11.2007, 03:00am |
| The National Board for Wildlife, headed by the prime minister, is formulating an action plan to protect critically endangered species and oversee environment-linked legislation to ensure they do not threaten wildlife habitats.
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Bereft of birds, Bharatpur falls off tourist map Saturday, 03.11.2007, 02:42am |
| Gone are the days when the famous bird sanctuary here seasonally drew over 300 species of winged visitors, bringing in thousands of tourists from all over the world
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Tusker's death upsets Patnaik Wednesday, 31.10.2007, 02:45am |
| Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Tuesday shot off a letter to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, asking him not to send back in a haste the rogue elephants that had strayed from Orissa into Andhra Pradesh and created havoc there, after one of the tuskers died soon after returning.
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