In a massive five-day operation, the Assam Forest Department successfully tranquillized and relocated a wild elephant that had entered a civilian area in Hajo area of Kamrup district, to Manas National Park on Tuesday.
The fact-finding committee will visit the site at SAARC Chowk, Satbari, Chhattarpur on Tuesday where around 1100 trees have been illegally cut by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).
In a major initiative, the Yogi government has announced the establishment of 'Mitra Van' under Vriksharopan Jan Abhiyan-2024 along the borders of Uttar Pradesh and the neighbouring country of Nepal.
The Supreme Court has issued notice to GNCTD to file an affidavit in the matter. The committee has to submit the factual report to the court by July 11.
As the Yogi government has planned to plant 350 million saplings this year to expand Uttar Pradesh's green areas, the Forest Department in Lucknow has set a target to plant 39 lakh saplings.
The peacock was injured in a dog attack in the garden of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel hostel on the BHU campus, after which the bird was cremated with national honours in the Tulsi garden of the hostel at 11 am on Sunday.
During the meeting held on June 26 with the officers of Forest Department, Environment and Forest Minister was briefed that violation of Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and violation of Delhi Preservation of Trees Act, 1994 that had taken place by way of illegal cutting of trees by the Delhi
In the newly declared Raimona National Park of Assam, officials from the Assam Forest Department, along with conservationists, have recorded the first photographic proof of the Mainland Serow, a vulnerable mammal species notified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
A vacation bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan also issued notice to Delhi government through the Principal Secretary of the Environment and Forest Department.
Panic gripped the Tikli Village of Gurugram in Gurgaon after a leopard that attacked and killed a cow in the area was spotted in CCTV footage, raising concern among the locals and posing a threat to the cattle in the area.
The counting of Sarus cranes occurs twice a year, during both summer and winter seasons. In 2024, the counting will take place over two days starting Thursday, with sessions to be conducted both in the morning and evening and cooperation of officers and employees of the Forest Department, as