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AI tools boost wildlife conservation efforts

From environmental eDNA technology used to create a repository of country's captive elephants through genetic material in dung, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled drones for monitoring cheetahs health in Kuno in Madhya Pradesh to investigating habitat use of Whale sharks through satellite

Seven Felines Dead, But Eight Captive-Born Cubs Rekindle Hope for Project Cheetah

Nearly six months after all the 14 adult cheetahs were re-captured and put back into enclosures, the Kuno National Park is now gearing up to release all the remaining adult cheetahs into the wild again. However, the total count is now down to 13 after one of the Namibian cheetahs mysteriously collapsed in the enclosure last week.

World AIDS Day: How aware is Gujarat about HIV/AIDS?

An old Doordarshan advertisement of actor Shabana Azmi visiting HIV+ patients and dispelling the questions of the reporters by saying, “Chhoone se AIDS nahi hota. Chhoone se sirf pyar failta hai.” (AIDS is not spread through touch. Only love spreads by touch). This ad went on to create a nationwide awareness about the life threatening condition. Or did it?

'Project Tiger' premiers in Bengaluru, documentary covers India's 50-year-long efforts to protect big cat | Bangalore News

Sponsored by Discover Village, Rainmatter Foundation and Sandur Manganese and Iron Ores, the film was helmed by veteran filmmakers and wildlife photographers Rohit Varma and Kalyan Varma via the Nature inFocus production house.

Nature inFocus launches their first production 'Project Tiger'

'Project Tiger' docu-film to capture India's mission to save tigers

Third batch of cheetahs to stay in 67 sqkm of area in Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary

    by ankita gargas the gandhi sagar wildlife sanctuary, mandsaur, will be second home to cheetahs in india, enclosures are being prepared over 67 sq km of area. the enclosures are prepared with cost of rs 30 crore to welcome the thir

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Namibian envoy hopes Kunho cheetahs will adapt to Indian environment | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

New Delhi: High Commissioner of Namibia to India Gabriel Sinimbo has said the death of some Cheetahs brought from his country to Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh is normal as they were introduced to a new environment, media reports said.

What exactly caused some Cheetahs peril at Kuno National Park | Lifestyle News

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