Several hundred wildlife species and rare birds are said to have perished in the Pak shelling between May and July in the Kargil, Dras and Batalik areas. Though the government agencies concerned have

Rutgers University's Cook College is expanding its study of the female deer's reproductive system to find a "one-shot" sterilization. That could help Somerset and Hunterdon counties in U.S., which

More than a generation after civil rights and environmental lawyers took their battles to courts, there are now lawyers who say they are following in those footsteps on behalf of clients with namles

Project Tiger, the country-wide programme to save the dwindling tiger population, has opened a control room with a site on Internet to further improve the thrust of the project. The opening of

At least 500 people of Naphuk tea estate, Kherbari, Ianakipather under Sonari police station are forced to take shelter at Naphuk Labour Club and LP School every night, following the damage caused to

An Indian has been arrested in Hong Kong on charges of smuggling shahtoosh shawls, World Wide Fund for nature said here today.Mujtaba Shah was arrested by Hong Kong police from a hotel in central

The wildbeest population in Serengeti National Park, dramatised annually in the world-famous migration between Kenya and Tanzania, has never recovered from a drought five years ago which killed off

Film star Salman Khan today appeared in person for the first time before a city court in connection with the case relating to the shooting of black bucks and chinkaras, endangered wildlife. Six

The Royal Chitwan National Park (Nepal) was a hunting ground for royalties long ago. Later, it was basically a paradise of grasscutters, loggers and poachers. And with the massive influx of people

The green light was given last month in Paris to an ambitious program to unite the whole of Central America and Mexico's southern states under a single Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, protecting