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Kaziranga National Park records 30 raptor and six stork species

The rapid survey of these specific birds was conducted in February-March earlier this year; the enumerators recorded 217 individual raptors โ€” buzzards, eagles, falcons, owls, and vultures โ€” across 30 species and 266 individual storks across six species

Thousands protest in Albania against coastal resort linked to Jared Kushner

Environmental organisations have called for the project's suspension, citing threats to biodiversity.

Great Nicobar project a commercial enterprise; unique biodiversity being endangered: Jairam Ramesh to Bhupender Yadav

Jairam Ramesh and Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav have exchanged several letters over the issue with the former slamming the government over the project and claiming it would cause great ecological damage

New toad species recorded in Meghalaya named after Khasi womenโ€™s attire

Duttaphyrnus dhara, described from Mawphlang in East Khasi Hills district, differs significantly from two of its closest relatives

KSBB moots โ€˜model biodiversity-friendly villagesโ€™ initiative

Programme aims at promoting biodiversity conservation through local development projects

Apis cerana and Malabar Tree Toad to be declared State insect and amphibian

Over 4,300 Southeast Asian species face extinction threat

The Javan and Sumatran rhinos are down to their last few dozen, just like the Cat Ba langur of Vietnam, while the soala living in Laosโ€™ Annamite mountains may already be gone for good. Southeast Asiaโ€™s remarkable biodiversity is under severe threat from the encroachment of cities and farms, deforestation, warming seas and the trafficking of rare wildlife for food, traditional medicines and as pets. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) told This Week in Asia that more than...

Annual faunal survey begins in Munnar

TNAU to celebrate World Bee Day 2026 on the theme: โ€˜Bee together, for people and the planetโ€™

Kozhikode to host ZSI hackathon on traditional biodiversity knowledge

The initiative seeks to bridge the gap between indigenous knowledge systems and modern technology to address critical challenges in global biodiversity conservation