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100 personnel, drones in hunt for maneater | India News

India News: MYSURU: A massive force has been deployed backed by technological support, trained elephants, and cages to track and capture a tiger that mauled a.

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Brave estate workers drive off 27 wild elephants back into forests

Brave estate workers drive off 27 wild elephants back into forests
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The importance of the National Green Tribunal in times of climate crisis

The guardians of our greens, this statutory body has played a pivotal role in protecting the Indian environment. Here are some of its landmark judgements

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Centre s Report Says India Has 150 Elephant Corridors, Most Are In

India has at least 150 elephant corridors spanning 15 range-states across four elephant-bearing regions, with West Bengal topping the list with 26 such land strips, according to a new Union Environment Ministry report.

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Conflict control

According to Avinash Krishnan, a wildlife conservationist and director, science and conservation at A Rocha India, the carrying capacity of reserves is a pertinent issue that has been overlooked so far. There is a dearth of empirical study that can anecdotally establish that the reserves have reached their carrying capacity and thus the spillover effect has led to recent conflict and death cases.

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