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Reptile | No man's land now home for gharials: 37 'critically endangered' reptiles artificially hatched in zoo, released in wild - Vimarsana News

Reptile | No man's land now home for gharials: 37 'critically endangered' reptiles artificially hatched in zoo, released in wild

Subrat Kumar Behera, project head, Gandak Gharial Recovery Project, Wildlife Trust of India, said the construction of dams and reservoirs was one of the main threats to the gharial population

Tigers | Tiger sightings rise in Sunderbans, posts flood social media - Vimarsana News

Tigers | Tiger sightings rise in Sunderbans, posts flood social media

Growth in number of big cats behind more tourist boats spotting tigers: Officials

West Bengal forest department | Bengal forest department announces 25 per cent fee waiver for students for educational trips in reserve forests - Vimarsana News

West Bengal forest department | Bengal forest department announces 25 per cent fee waiver for students for educational trips in reserve forests

Department has not cited any waiver on charges paid for vehicles and guides during the safaris

artificial intelligence (AI) | Bengal forest department installs 30 Artificial Intelligence enabled cameras to track elephants - Vimarsana News

artificial intelligence (AI) | Bengal forest department installs 30 Artificial Intelligence enabled cameras to track elephants

Pilot project to curb human-animal conflicts in Jhargram

Elephant | Jhargram: Tusker barges into two-storied mud house, smashes 70-year-old woman to death - Vimarsana News

Elephant | Jhargram: Tusker barges into two-storied mud house, smashes 70-year-old woman to death

Kokila Mahato’s death in Dhekipura village, 11km from Jhargram town, could be the outcome of human-elephant conflict caused by paucity of food, a senior forester said