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Bhopal:Fourteen proposed wildlife sanctuaries waiting to see light of the day - Vimarsana News

Bhopal:Fourteen proposed wildlife sanctuaries waiting to see light of the day

Forest officers claim the idea of these sanctuaries was conceptualized during the regime of previous Congress government and so ruling dispensation is not forthcoming in giving shape to these sanctuaries.

Stay the Course: Forestry Board votes to continue current habitat conservation plan - Vimarsana News

Stay the Course: Forestry Board votes to continue current habitat conservation plan

Work on the habitat conservation plan for Western Oregon’s state forests will continue as planned.

Plantation on degraded forest land to be taken up soon on a large scale: CM Sukhu - Vimarsana News

Plantation on degraded forest land to be taken up soon on a large scale: CM Sukhu

Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, while presiding over the first meeting of the governing body of Himachal Pradesh State Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority at HIPA on Monday, said that the new initiatives for the restoration of degraded forest landscapes in the state will be started under HP CAMPA in the year 2023-24.

War on Drugs: 15 hectares of poppy cultivation destroyed in Kangpokpi - Vimarsana News

War on Drugs: 15 hectares of poppy cultivation destroyed in Kangpokpi

Kangpokpi Forest Department, along with the district police, destroyed around 15 hectares of illegal poppy cultivation on Tuesday at two different locations under Kangpokpi forest division.

Source: ifp.co.in
Thriving monkeys of Old Dhaka - Vimarsana News

Thriving monkeys of Old Dhaka

Give food or they will steal your clothes. That's the ransom some residents of Dhaka city have to pay to appease their otherwise innocent neighbours. In his book "Satyajit Smriti", Satyajit Ray wrote about his memories with one of Dhaka's oldest primates in Wari. "My maternal uncle's house is in Wari on Rankin Street. I don't know if that house exists now. I don't even know if