Kaziranga Rhino Census
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Assam Conducts Rhino Horn Census. But What Comes Next Is The Challenge
The newly-elected BJP government in Assam is carrying out a first of its kind census of rhino horns stored in various government treasuries of Assam.
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Rhino population rises in Kaziranga: Census
Notwithstanding many poaching cases in the Kaziranga National Park, the rhino population in the world heritage site has seen a rise as per the latest census which ended today.
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Two forest officials injured in rhino attack during Kaziranga census
Two forest department personnel, including a divisional forest officer (DFO), were injured in an attack by rhinos during a census operation at Kaziranga National Park today.
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Rhino census in Kaziranga completed; rise in numbers expected
The rhino census in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam concluded today with the officials expecting rise in the number of the animals. The census, which began yesterday, concluded in all the ranges but bad weather hampered the process with many of the survey teams yet to return, Park Director S Baruah said.
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Assam Conducts Rhino Horn Census. But What Comes Next Is The Challenge
The newly-elected BJP government in Assam is carrying out a first of its kind census of rhino horns stored in various government treasuries of Assam.
-
Rhino population rises in Kaziranga: Census
Notwithstanding many poaching cases in the Kaziranga National Park, the rhino population in the world heritage site has seen a rise as per the latest census which ended today.
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Two forest officials injured in rhino attack during Kaziranga census
Two forest department personnel, including a divisional forest officer (DFO), were injured in an attack by rhinos during a census operation at Kaziranga National Park today.
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Rhino census in Kaziranga completed; rise in numbers expected
The rhino census in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam concluded today with the officials expecting rise in the number of the animals. The census, which began yesterday, concluded in all the ranges but bad weather hampered the process with many of the survey teams yet to return, Park Director S Baruah said.
