Clouded Leopard Cub Admitted at IFAW-WTI run Wildlife Transit Home in Assam
A male clouded leopard cub aged between three to six months was admitted at International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) - Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) run Wildlife Transit Home in Charaikhola, Kokrajhar on 13th August, 2015. Read more ›
Abandoned Elephant Calf Admitted at CWRC
Kaziranga, July 16, 2015: A week old female elephant calf was admitted at the CWRC, the IFAW-WTI wildlife care centre, on July 16, 2015.The calf was found alone by the forest staff at the Orangajuli Tea Garden under Nanoi Forest Range in Assam Read more ›
Bandipur MVS Successfully Handles First Tiger Conflict Case
Bandipur, July 9, 2015: WTI’s MVS team at Bandipur TR successfully tranquilised a tiger at HD Kote taluk of Mysuru district. The tiger was frequently seen near human habitation for the last one week and reportedly feeding on cattle. Read more ›
Clouded Leopard Skin Seized in Assam
Hotaoara, May 6, 2015: The forest staff of Manas Tiger Project seized a six feet-long clouded leopard skin on May 6, 2015, at about 12:30 am at Hotapara near B.H. College, Barpeta District, Assam. Read more ›
Chhattisgarh’s wild buffalo gives birth to a female calf
Udanti, March 13, 2015: Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve’s only surviving female wild buffalo gave birth to a female calf after a string of male calves giving hope to conservationists who have dedicated their lives protecting Chhattisgarh’s state animal Read more ›
Awareness Programme in Jaipur for Safety of Birds during Makar Sankranti
Jaipur, February 24, 2015: A mock funeral procession of a large model of a bird carcass on the streets of Jaipur is not what the residents of the city are used to. Read more ›
Birds calling: What do they really say?
Delhi, February 17, 2015: Dr Piyush Shastri talks about his experience in handling avian emergencies during the Makar Sankranti festival and how the recent ERN workshop laid a roadmap for future in handling avian emergencies across the country. Read more ›
Last month our Mithapur Coral Reef Recovery Project's Field Officer S Goutham explored the depths beyond the reef’s edge (about 1.5 km from the shore!). He pens down his breath-taking underwater experience. Read more ›
Zero Tolerance for Blood Ivory: the Sri Lankan Way
In his blog Jose Louies takes us through a historic day that saw religious boundaries being blurred to stop #BloodIvory trade. On Jan 26, Sri Lanka crushed and burnt 359 tusks in a religious ceremony in Colombo and prayed for souls of dead elephants Read more ›
An orphan female calf from Chapanala Beat area arrives at CWRC
Kaziranga, 22 October, 2014: Sunday night saw yet another arrival of a female elephant calf at the IFAW- WTI run CWRC. The calf was rescued by the Assam FD from villagers who had kept the calf in their custody and were worshipping it as a God. Read more ›
