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Flooding in the Sunderbans and neighbouring parts of South 24 Parganas district in the wake of cyclone Yaas has caused serious breach in embankments of forest camps in many areas.
Poacher detained at Bhetapara area in Guwahati Forest Department personnel detained a suspected poacher from the Bhetapara area here on Wednesday night. The detention has been made on the request of West Bengal Forest department. STAFF REPORTER GUWAHATI: Forest Department personnel detained a suspected poacher from the Bhetapara area here on Wednesday night. The detention has been made on the request of West Bengal Forest department. Sources informed that the poacher identified as Jamaluddin from Manipur lives in a rented place here. He plies a cab under Uber. The case relates to the poaching of a rhinocerous in West Bengal on March 31, 2021. Sleuths zeroed down on Jamaluddin after his mobile phone was traced at the location of the incident in Bengal.
Botswana is home to more than 33 per cent of Africa’s savanna elephants Print edition : January 15, 2021 T+ T- A herd of bull elephants in the Savuti region of the Chobe National Park (11,700 sq. km) in Botswana. Photo: S. Murali A bull in an overused habitat. Bulls who are responsible for the death of trees from ring barking and uprooting may have a daily range of 15-20 km from water-available areas. Photo: S. Murali Watching wildlife from cruising boats is popular on the Chobe river. Photo: Mike Johnsingh A debarked baobab tree. The elephants debark and feed on the fleshy interior part of the stem. This behaviour is much more widely prevalent in the dry season and in the very dry areas. Photo: A.J.T. Johnsingh
Tiger radio collared in Sunderban reserve India Published: Monday, December 28, 2020, 14:00 [IST] Kolkata, Dec 28: The West Bengal Forest department has put a radio collar on a male tiger in Sunderban Tiger Reserve, a top forest official said. Part of 'Safeguard Tiger' campaign, the initiative will help in understanding the habitat utilisation pattern of the big cats along with their behaviour, Chief Wildlife Warden V K Yadav told reporters on Sunday. "The male tiger was radio collared during December 26 -27 and released in Sunderban Tiger Reserve for assessing tiger-human interactions through radio-telemetry," he said. The operation was conducted at Harikhali beat under Bashirat range under Sunderban Tiger Reserve.
It will help wildlife managers understand habitat utilisation pattern and behaviour of the keystone species. The West Bengal Forest Department has radio collared a tiger in the Sunderban Tiger Reserve and released it in the wild. The initiative has been taken by wildlife wing of West Bengal Forest Department in collaboration with the World Wild Fund for Nature-India (WWF) India is aimed at ‘Assessing Tiger-Human Interactions through Radio-Telemetry’. According to senior forest officials, the process of radio collaring was conducted on December 26 and 27 (Saturday and Sunday) in Harikhali beat under Bashirat range in Sundarban. A male tiger was radio collared and released in wild.