The New Indian Express on MSN1d
Karnataka develops indigenous radio collars to track elephants reduce human-wildlife conflict
BENGALURU: The Karnataka forest department will track the movement of elephants and alert citizens residing in periphery of forests with the help of indigenousl ...
Conservation of red sanders is of paramount importance: Pawan Kalyan
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Friday congratulated the Forest Department and Red Sanders ...
Domestically-developed radio collar of State forest dept launched
Helps in curbing elephant menace says Minister Eshwar Khandre. With 6395 elephants, Karnataka leads the country in the number ...
Pawan Kalyan pushes for conservation of red sanders
Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM congratulates Forest Department and Red Sanders Anti-Smuggling Task Force personnel for seizure of ...
Vijayaraghavan’s remarks draw flak
Kasaragod: CPM politburo member A Vijayaraghavan faced severe criticism from the delegates at the CPM Kasaragod district ...
ThePrint on MSN1d
Bengaluru is running out of leopard shelter space. People’s panic isn’t helping
The leopard population in Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Rescue Centre has reached an all-time high, straining space and finances.
Asian News International on MSN6d
Karnataka CM submits demands to FM ahead of Budget, calls for fair approach
The Karnataka CM said that the Centre must recognise their contributions and positively respond to their needs, ensuring that ...
Budget 2025: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah calls for ‘fair’ approach from Centre, submits demands
Ahead of the Budget presentation 2025, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has submitted state's list of demands to the ...
The Pioneer1d
Karnataka to use radio collar to address human-elephant conflict
Karnataka Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre on Wednesday launched K P Tracker- an indigenous GSM-based elephant radio collar - developed by the Forest Department in collaboration with Infiction Labs ...
Forest Dept. develops cost-effective radio collars to track elephant movements
Karnataka Forest Department introduces cost-effective, lightweight radio collars (K.P. Tracker) to track elephant movements, ensuring wildlife safety.
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Californias Wildfires: The Silent Tragedy for Wildlife
The wildfires in California pose a hidden threat to our wildlife. While we focus on the devastation for humans, the impact on ...
In a first, ZSI begins study on fauna in protected forest areas of western India
Pune: The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has begun a study on fauna within protected forest areas of western India — from ...