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Tusker dies due to electrocution - Vimarsana News

Tusker dies due to electrocution

According to the Assistant Forest Conservator (ACF) of Bhadra Tiger Reserve, Lakkavalli Division, Veeresh Gowda, the farm land is close to the Gurupura forest, and the forest is adjacent to the Bhadra Tiger Reserve. Since the wild animals keep moving around during the night, the elephant from the Gurupura forest tried to enter the farm land, and it was electrocuted. “The cultivation is carried out illegally, and it is on unauthorised farm land. In order to protect their crops, they had fenced the land with electric wires,” he said.

Committee, sans tiger experts, to evaluate railway line proposed through tiger area in K'taka - Vimarsana News

Committee, sans tiger experts, to evaluate railway line proposed through tiger area in K'taka

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) has formed a committee to inspect and evaluate a broad gauge railway line project proposed through tiger areas in the Western Ghats in Karnataka, but without tiger experts.As ...

My exit route from depression - Royal Enfield Himalayan - Vimarsana News

My exit route from depression - Royal Enfield Himalayan

The last few years have been really bad. Started with the sad demise of my father to whom i was very close, then my mother was diagnosed with a terminal illness, which ultimately claimed her last year.

Here's how national parks are doing after the pandemic-induced hiatus - Vimarsana News

Here's how national parks are doing after the pandemic-induced hiatus

Tigers clicked in the forests of Kabini, Karnataka   | Photo Credit: Harsha Narasimhamurthy With sanitised safari jeeps, smaller tour batches and a will to bring wildlife tourism back on track, national parks and sanctuaries across the country are getting back on track as they open the gates to local tourists When the forest gates opened at Maharashtra’s Tadoba Andhari National Park in October in 2020, after a gap of seven months, Hyderabad-based K Venkateswarlu was one of the first visitors to step inside. Passionate about wildlife photography, Venkateswarlu has been visiting forests fo...