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Rising Leopard Attacks A Concern

Rising Leopard Attacks A Concern
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38k trees to be cut for new J&K HC complex- The New Indian Express

38k trees to be cut for new J&K HC complex- The New Indian Express
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12 lakh migratory birds visit Kashmir this season, 40 lakh in last 4 years

Authorities at J-K Wildlife Department claim that more than 40 lakh migratory birds arrived in the valley wetlands in the last four years.

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Conservation Science and Innovation Laboratory inaugurated at Kashmir University

VC Prof Nilofer Khan, PCCF Dr Mohit Gera lead inaugural ceremony at varsity’s CORD

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Herd of endangered Hangul sighted in Kashmir s Dachigam; J&K s Wildlife Department posts video on social media

Efforts of the J&K government to save Hangul from extinction yield encouraging results; the population of Kashmir Stag is increasing slowly.

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