Proceedings of the National Symposium on Coastal & Marine Habitat Restoration, Kochi, Kerala, February 2025

Pangolins are the worlds most trafficked mammal today. As a result, all the species, whether... Read More

Today habitat loss and fragmentation are huge threats to our wildlife. It is therefore imperative to link our Protected Areas to allow species movement between important habitats to maintain genetic diversity in wildlife populations. Without this, local extinctions can occur.

The National Chambal Sanctuary (NCS) is India’s only tri-state riverine Sanctuary and is the breeding ground of endangered Indian Skimmers (Rynchops albicollis). Past scientific projects reported that low water flow conditions in the river made way for predators like dogs and jackals resulting in egg/chick predation, as well as unintentional trampling by cattle and human movement.

The National Chambal Sanctuary (NCS) is India’s only tri-state riverine Sanctuary and is the breeding ground of endangered Indian Skimmers (Rynchops albicollis). Past scientific projects reported that low water flow conditions in the river made way for predators like dogs and jackals resulting in egg/chick predation, as well as unintentional trampling by cattle and human movement.

‘Bear Necessities’ discusses the need for a scientific approach to understand the human-bear conflict that... Read More