News about Wildlife Trust of India and its efforts for Wildlife Conservaton in india.
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File photo: Sansar Chand (second from left)
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New Delhi: In a rare verdict convicting one of the country’s most infamous wildlife criminals, Sansar Chand was yesterday held guilty by a city court hearing a 15-year-old case of illegal possession of a leopard skin. Read more on this post…
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The elephant confiscated in Nirmal Akhada, Haridwar
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Delhi: In three different raids, a captive elephant, a python, and shells were seized in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, yesterday. Three persons have been arrested. Read more on this post…
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Bear cub being bottle-fed by Prasanta Das, animal keeper, CWRC
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Kaziranga (Assam): A displaced two-month old Asiatic black bear cub has been admitted to the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) near Kaziranga National Park for hand-raising and eventual rehabilitation back in the wild. Read more on this post…
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Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu): Elephant conservationists and forest officials of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu met today at Coimbatore, beginning a two-day workshop to discuss initiatives undertaken and plan potential future activities for long-term conservation of Asian elephants in the state. Read more on this post…
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File photo: Wildlife articles seized in Majnu-ka-Tila, Delhi in April 2005.
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New Delhi: Bishan Singh, arrested in Delhi in March 1997 for illegal trade in desert cat and fishing cat articles, was today sentenced to a year in prison by the Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dig Vinay Singh. He has also been fined a sum of Rs 10,000. Read more on this post…
