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South Africa records decline in Rhinoceros poaching

A total of 451 rhinoceroses were killed for their horns in 2021 which is 24 per cent less than the pre-Covid period in 2019, said Barbara Creecy, South Africa’s Minister of Environment,

9 February 2022

Africa News·Environment and WIldlife·News

This Ranger’s Mission is Save Himalaya

According to Chaudhary, the other threats to the park include agriculture, traditional grazing and hydropower development…reports VISHAL GULATI Like other park rangers, Roshan Chaudhary normally leaves for patrolling in the morning and

3 January 2022

Environment·Environment and WIldlife·Lite Blogs

Indian scientists reveal new layer of monsoon circulation’s link to Antarctica

South-easterlies become southwest (summer) monsoon winds after crossing the equator, therefore, a strong correlation between them is expected…writes Nivedita Khandekar Identifying several occurrences of interchanging intense and weak monsoon circulation events during

27 December 2021

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New South Wales announces wetland as globally protected

The convention, to which Australia has already signed 67 sites, is designed to promote the conservation of wetlands, and establish nature reserves in areas important for biological diversity…reports Asian Lite News. The

20 December 2021

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First ever ‘Abu Dhabi Red List of Wildlife Species’ launched

The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) recently launched the first ever Abu Dhabi Red List of Wildlife Species (AD-RLS), which is an assessment of the threat status of the emirate’s terrestrial

21 September 2021

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A new aquarium with region’s largest sharks and rays

Teaming with marine life, the aquarium will provide guests with a remarkable opportunity to delve into a submarine world…reports Asian Lite News The National Aquarium (TNA) in Abu Dhabi will showcase the

2 August 2021

-Top News·Environment and WIldlife·UAE News

International Tiger Day: A Mission For Tigers

“Save the Tiger” campaign is to build awareness among the masses about saving our National Animal…Varun Khullar speaks with N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe. Tiger is always the perfect synonym for valour and power.

29 July 2021

Environment and WIldlife·India News·World News

Cyclone Seroja Kills 128 in Indonesia

At least 128 people were killed and 72 others remain unaccounted for due to floods and landslides triggered by tropical cyclone Seroja in the Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province, the country’s disaster

6 April 2021

Environment and WIldlife·World

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