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Crowd funding support sought for book on sand mining -
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Illegal Sand Mining, Shimsha River, Karnataka -
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Raid to Rescue Freshwater Turtles, Malda, West Bengal -
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Conserving Otters as if People Mattered -
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Bleeding the Chambal Dry -
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Otters in a Famous Tourist Destination -
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Gharial Population Estimation in the Chambal and Conservation Implications -
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Day of the Jackal, Chennai -
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Destruction of Grasslands, Pune -
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Gharials On The Chambal -
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Blackbuck Entangled by Barbwire, Jayamangali Blackbuck Conservation Reserve -
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Closing Highways to Night Traffic — A Case Study From Karnataka -
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Park in Peril — Proposed Highway Through Pakke Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh -
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India’s Fake Forests -
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Rewilding in a City; Making of the Aravali Biodiversity Park -
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Conservation is Not Enough, We Need to Restore -
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Indian Wolf, Ranthambore Tiger Reserve -
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Defragmenting Nature -
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Q: On the whole I am struggling to see how the Western Ghats Ecologically Sensitive Area notification would protect the WG in any significant manner. It seems to only limit the avenues by which the resources of the WG can be exploited. But the combination of existing “Red” industries, new hydro projects, new “Orange” and “Green” industries, new townships below 50 ha in area, potentially new highways, etc. are adequate to degrade these ESA I guess? Not a comforting thought. If CI has any information on the above concerns, please do share. -
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Mopa Airport Risks Wildlife and Livelihoods in Goa -
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Urgent! The Compensatory Afforestation (CAF) Bill 2015 Must be Recast — Act Now! -
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Q: Why should we preserve tigers? -
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DV Girish wins RBS ‘Protect the Tiger’ Award -
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Leopard Road Kill, MM Hills -
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New Genetics Research on Leopards and Tigers in India Underscores Importance of Protecting Forest Corridors -
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