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India Counting The Endangered Nilgiri - IndiaWest Journal News - Vimarsana News

India Counting The Endangered Nilgiri - IndiaWest Journal News

India Counting The Endangered Nilgiri.

Three-day census of endangered Nilgiri tahr begins on April 29 - Vimarsana News

Three-day census of endangered Nilgiri tahr begins on April 29

The first synchronised census of the endangered Nilgiri tahr will commence on April 29 and around 700 personnel, including volunteers and officials, will participate in the exercise that will take three days.The Kerala Forest Department will ...

Dean: Game and Fish causes frustration - Vimarsana News

Dean: Game and Fish causes frustration

Dean writes: This terminology indicates speculation without supporting evidence. It allows the WGFD to influence the public without being held accountable for their statements.

Source: trib.com
Eroding grasslands, sandbars along Brahmaputra threat Arunachal sanctuary, home to endangered bird - Vimarsana News

Eroding grasslands, sandbars along Brahmaputra threat Arunachal sanctuary, home to endangered bird

Bengal floricans and other avifaunal species are endemic to the Daying Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary, which is made up of marshes and wetlands.

Source: scroll.in
US Wild Turkey Population Decreases in Unknown Reasons, Thanksgiving Day is Not One of Them [Study] - Vimarsana News

US Wild Turkey Population Decreases in Unknown Reasons, Thanksgiving Day is Not One of Them [Study]

The US wild turkey population has declined in recent decades. Click to read more. Wild turkeys in the United States are decreasing in numbers in their natural habitats, and even scientists do not know the reason why, according to ongoing studies by researchers in Oklahoma, state officials in Pennsylvania, and other scientists nationwide.