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Poppy Cultivation in Kangpokpi: Village chiefs summoned - Vimarsana News

Poppy Cultivation in Kangpokpi: Village chiefs summoned

The DFO, Kangpokpi, has summoned chiefs/chairman/village authority of various villages on encroachments and illegal poppy cultivation

Source: ifp.co.in
Trees, visitors growing at Phnom Tamao gardens - Vimarsana News

Trees, visitors growing at Phnom Tamao gardens

Phnom Tamao Zoo director Nhek Ratanapich said the trees at Phnom Tamao Botanical Garden have grown more than 90 per cent, and now hundreds of people living near the area are enjoying the beautiful scenery and the fresh air whenever they get the chance.

FPJ Exclusive: FAC defers Maha Govt's proposal for Greenfield Airport in Chandrapur's Rajura, citing 'location within tiger corridor' - Vimarsana News

FPJ Exclusive: FAC defers Maha Govt's proposal for Greenfield Airport in Chandrapur's Rajura, citing 'location within tiger corridor'

The FAC has asked the state government to examine the financial viability of the project and submit a detailed analysis/report in this regard

Cheetahs in India: Thousands displaced from Kuno, for lion relocation, struggle to make ends meet - Vimarsana News

Cheetahs in India: Thousands displaced from Kuno, for lion relocation, struggle to make ends meet

Now hosting cheetahs, Kuno National Park had once moved out 24 villages to make way for lions. Decades later, thousands still haven’t got land rights.

Source: scroll.in
Indonesia: Ongoing criminalisation, human rights abuses and land grabbing - Vimarsana News

Indonesia: Ongoing criminalisation, human rights abuses and land grabbing

21 September 2022. Representatives from Indigenous Peoples, civil society, and community-based organisations around the world sent an open letter (...)

Source: fidh.org