thewildlifeindia.comadded August 2026
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)21 May 2026
Bandhavgarh National Park has lost one of its most recognizable and beloved tigers. Pujari (priest in English) , the majestic male who ruled hearts as much as territories , is believed to have died...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)9 Mar 2026
Tenth Cheetah Litter in Kuno Raises Population to 53 — But Can India’s Cheetahs Survive in the Wild?
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)7 Dec 2025
Multiple cheetah deaths in Kuno raise questions about habitat limits, prey scarcity, and management.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)25 Aug 2025
A shocking case in Madhya Pradesh exposes negligence, illegal cremation, and absconding forest staff - raising doubts over tiger conservation efforts.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)12 Aug 2025
Early Tuesday morning ( August 12) , the sleepy village of Karira in Rajasthan’s Sawai Madhopur district found itself at the centre of an unusual wildlife drama.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)16 Sept 2024
The iconic male tiger, admired by thousands of tourists and feared by rivals, reportedly died after a fierce clash in the Khitauli range.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)7 Sept 2024
Why India Not Getting Cheetahs Also read: Cheetah Cubs Born in Boma , Do They Have Conservation Value ?
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)2 Jun 2024
Learn Lessons From Summer 2024 Much has been written on the KBLP .The proposed Daudhan dam will submerge an area of around 9,000 hectares of land, of which 5,803 hectares lies within the tiger...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)5 May 2024
The iconic male tiger, admired by thousands of tourists and feared by rivals, reportedly died after a fierce clash in the Khitauli range.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)6 Jan 2024
Kuno Awaits Cheetah Birth in Open Forest Cheetahs were translocated to India with a purpose. The Cheetah action plan envisages saving, conserving and developing India's grasslands .The reason for...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)14 Sept 2023
Asha: The Hope Based upon his observations, Sharma has released newsletters revolving around two cheetah coalitions -Gaurav-Shaurya (Rockstars) and Agni-Vayu (White walkers), Asha, the female...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)30 Aug 2023
Over fifty people in a village of central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh risked their life as they played around an ailing leopard .The leopard was spotted in an isolated area of Eklara Mata...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)13 Aug 2023
Officials in the Union ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFC&C) and those involved in cheetah translocation in Namibia and South Africa heaved a huge sigh of relief after Nirva...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)5 Aug 2023
Recent seizure of bones and skin of a tiger in Assam leading to arrest of poachers and a tiger part trader ,former employee of the Wildlife wing of Delhi forest department ,should be a wake up call...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)2 Aug 2023
While reporting for television and the print media during a long period of over three decades , I noticed a tendency of Indian bureaucracy - most of the bureaucrats in India seem to have trained...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)28 Jul 2023
On July 24, the Goa bench of Bombay High Court took the help of an ancient Indian epic Mahabharata to explain the state government the importance of the tiger .
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)19 Jul 2023
Conservation Project or Political Minefield ? Outbursts of an eminent South African veterinarian will explain his frustration and the present state of affairs in managing the cheetahs in Kuno...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)16 Jul 2023
In a huge embarrassment to senior members of the Steering Committee for Cheetah project and international experts including Laurie Marker of Cheetah Conservation Fund(CCF), one of the biggest names...
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)15 Jul 2023
When the cheetah project was planned , the presence of a large number of leopards in Kuno national park was considered as the biggest threat to the smaller spotted cats.
The Wildlife Indiaby The Wildlife India (noreply@blogger.com)14 Jul 2023
First Death In Open Forest Though high mortality of cheetahs are expected in the project, eight deaths in a span of about 4 months have become a cause of concern for those involved in the cheetah...
top 26%