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Sloth Bear: Rare brown-fur sloth bear spotted in Dahod jungle | Vadodara News

Rare sighting of a sloth bear with brown fur in Dahod jungle sparks curiosity among wildlife enthusiasts. Wildlife photographer captures images of the rare brown-fur sloth bear. Forest officials speculate on possible reasons for the unique fur coloration.

The enigmatic world of leopards

Leopards are the only large cat species with a widespread presence across the country, its conservation status and population dynamics serve as a barometer for the health of India s ecosystems The Indian leopard (Panthera pardus fusca), a sub-species of leopard out of nine sub-species of leopard

Barking Deer: Barking Deer Making a Comeback in Ratanmahal Forests of Vadodara | Vadodara News

The barking deer is making a comeback in the Ratanmahal forests of Vadodara after several years. A breeding centre has been set up to improve the population of this unique deer. The reintroduction of the barking deer will help maintain the balance in the eco-system and provide enough food for carnivorous animals.

Gujarat govt to survey flora, fauna of 7 forest ranges in Surat to declare area as sanctuary

The Gujarat Forest Department said the surveys will cover the forest areas of Umarpada, Vadpada, Mandvi North and South, Kherwada, Tapti, and Vajpur.

Gujarat govt to procure tranquiliser guns, cages in view of leopard attack incidents- The New Indian Express

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel reviews various aspects relating to wildlife board

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel reviews various aspects relating to wildlife board

Spot elusive sloth bears, leopards up close | Vadodara News

The forest department plans to start two jungle safaris near Jambughoda and Ratanmahal in Vadodara. The safaris will allow tourists to spot sloth bear

Hardlook: The many gaps in Gujarat's conservation strategy for sloth bears | Ahmedabad News

The conservation status of sloth bear is same as that of Asiatic lion on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List of Threatened Species. But a CAG report finds gaps in Gujarat’s conservation strategy on many counts.

Gujarat's eco-tourism policy is still awaiting implementation after 16 years

A wildlife-rich Gujarat seeks attention when it comes to taking care of its sanctuaries and surrounding forests. The policies await years for implementation and the regulations that are currently in place are reportedly violated frequently.