Chinmoy Swargiary's documentary wins top award for its stunning depiction of Assam's wilderness. His work promotes biodiversity conservation through captivating cinematography.
As part of the Wildlife Week 2024 celebrations, Bethal AG School in Diezephe village, Nagaland became the heart of wildlife conservation activities, with the dedicated efforts of Eco Warriors, Nagaland’s only NGO solely focused on wildlife preservation.
Sergio Mendes, the Brazilian music legend known for popularising bossa nova globally, passed away at 83 in Los Angeles. His family stated he died peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after battling long Covid.
Villagers in Shimlabagan, located in the Shantipur area on the Indo-Bhutan border in Chirang, have reported the sighting of a rare species of the endangered primate Slow Lorris
In a heart-wrenching incident, a male Golden Langur met with a tragic end on Tuesday, August 20 morning in the Jiyaguri area of Kakoijana, located in Bongaigaon District. The young langur was struck and killed by a speeding vehicle.
The Union Environment Ministry has granted approval for exploratory oil and gas drilling by Cairn India, the oil and gas division of Vedanta Ltd, in various regions of Assam, including the ecologically sensitive Hoollongapar Sanctuary.
Adilabad-based wildlife photographer Lingampalli Krishna captured a rare black-naped monarch in Ankoli village, marking the first documented sighting in the district's forests.
The Naga Wren-babbler, also known as the long-tailed wren-babbler, thrives in the dense undergrowth of evergreen forests, typically near water sources. Its restricted distribution and vulnerability make sightings particularly special for bird watchers and conservationists alike.
Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its one-horned rhinoceros, faces a severe threat from mounting plastic waste. Immediate intervention is required to protect its delicate ecosystem.
Behali Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the eastern Himalayas, is a proposed wildlife sanctuary known for its rich biodiversity. It is home to over 275 butterfly species, including India's national butterfly, the Orange Oakleaf.
Bedeti Wetland, a serene sanctuary in the state, plays host to over 150 bird species, including five threatened ones. The wetland is not just a refuge for these species, but also a vibrant hub for residential and migratory birds.
Mumbai-based physiotherapist, Kalyan Kapdi, made a groundbreaking discovery by spotting a giant shrike bird species in Arunachal Pradesh.
India proudly presented its significant progress in forest conservation and management at the 19th Session of the UN Forum on Forests. The country ranks third globally in average annual forest area gains and has an expanding network of over 1,000 protected areas.
A one-day interactive session on “Understanding the Nexus of Microplastics and Climate Change: Implications and Solutions" was held today at the Directorate of Environment and Climate Change in Imphal East.
The world's largest snake, a newly discovered species of giant anaconda, has been found dead in the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest. The snake, named Ana Julia, was discovered by scientists during a National Geographic's Disney+ series.
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi expressed concern over Guwahati's ranking as second most polluted city in the world as per the report released by the Swiss based Air Quality Technology Company. The report titled the "2023 World Air Quality Report- Region & City OM2.5 Ranking," has stirred panic among Guwahati residents.
A comprehensive population estimation of the endangered golden langur (Trachypithecus geei), the sole representative of the mythological character Sugriva in RAMAYANA was conducted in its entire distribution range in India, covering the Manas Biosphere Reserve and all fragmented forests of its southern distribution range in north-western Assam.
Over 50 social and environmental organizations and individuals have come together under the 'People for Himalaya' campaign to secure the future of the mountains.
Conservation Mizoram, in collaboration with the Sailam Ecological Conservation Society, successfully conducted the Mizoram Bird Census, Chapchar Awllen Sava Chhiarpui 2024 (CASC2024) for the fourth consecutive year. The closing ceremony took place at the Sailam Bird Sanctuary in Mizoram with over 50 attendees.
The first population estimation survey of Amur falcons in Manipur's conflict-ridden Tamenglong’s Chiuluan village has been completed, revealing an approximate count of 1,41,274 migratory birds currently roosting there. The survey was conducted by 11 members of Wildlife Explorers Manipur (WEM), an animal lovers’ group in the state, using drones, Global Positioning System (GPS) devices, and telephoto cameras.
Experts of Wildlife Explorer Manipur (WEM) supported by volunteers of the Rainforest Club Tamenglong (RCT) and forest staff carried out the census exercise at 3 roosting sites of the falcons in the thick jungles of Chuilon along the banks of Barak river since early in the morning till afternoon.
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