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Video: Kerala Forest Officer's Daring Rescue Of 16-Foot King Cobra Stuns Internet
The dramatic rescue was captured on camera, showcasing her calm and efficient handling of the situation.
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Bodies Of 2 Missing Tribal Children Found In Kerala Forest: Cops
Two tribal children who had gone missing a few days ago were found dead in a dense forest area in this central Kerala district, police said here on Sunday. They are suspected to have fallen from a tree while collecting honey.
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Kerala Forest Office Initiates Steps To Shoot And Kill 'Man-Eating' Tiger
Kerala Forest Minister AK Saseendran today said the tiger responsible for killing a man in Wayanad a few days ago has been identified as a 13-year-old male tiger (WWL 45), listed in the forest department's database.
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Elephant Buried On Private Property In Kerala, Tusk Missing, Probe Ordered
Forest Department officials today found the carcass of a wild elephant buried on a private property near a forest area under the Machad Range in the district.
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Will Go Any Extent To Protect People's Interest: Kerala Government On Forest Buffer Zone
The Left government in Kerala on Wednesday categorically made it clear that no action will be taken that would adversely impact the life and livelihood of people living near the protected forests.
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Tiger On Prowl For Over A Month In Karala's Wayanad Captured By Forest Officials
A tiger on the prowl in Kerala's Wayanad, which had been giving sleepless nights to local residents in Cheeral for the past one month, finally landed in a cage placed by Forest officials in the early hours of Friday.
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Five Tamil Nadu Forest Department Officials "Detained" In Kerala: Police
5 forest department officials from Tamil Nadu, who had gone to Palakkad to enqure about speed of train which mowed down three elephants near Ettimadai on outskirts of the city on November 26, were reportedly detained at Palakkad railway station.
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Drones May Be Deployed To Keep Eye Over Forest Areas In Kerala
Drones could soon be deployed to keep an eye on wild animals and poachers in forest areas with officials successfully carrying out field trials with five miniature unmanned aerial vehicles in the Muthunga forest in neighbouring Wayanad district.
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Outfit Flays Kerala Move to Renew Ownership Certificate for Jumbos
Noted animal rights group Heritage Task Force has criticised the Kerala Forest Department's move to renew the ownership certificate for captive elephants, holding that the move will lead to the regularisation of illegal ownership of many jumbos.
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Kerala forest minister's resignation sought
Kerala Congress (B) president Appachan Vettithanam on Saturday demanded the resignation of forest minister Ganesh Kumar from the ministry "as he is not obeying the party."
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Maoist presence likely in Kerala forests: Police
Kerala Police has received intelligence reports of possible presence of extremist elements having links with ultra-left outfits like Maoists in the state's forests."It is suspected that extremist elements are present in the forests in Kerala. There could be groups having links with Maoists from states like Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha in stat...
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Instructions for keeping domestic elephants issued
The Kerala forests department has issued fresh instructions on keeping domestic elephants, especially during processions in festivals.
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Video: Kerala Forest Officer's Daring Rescue Of 16-Foot King Cobra Stuns Internet
The dramatic rescue was captured on camera, showcasing her calm and efficient handling of the situation.
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Bodies Of 2 Missing Tribal Children Found In Kerala Forest: Cops
Two tribal children who had gone missing a few days ago were found dead in a dense forest area in this central Kerala district, police said here on Sunday. They are suspected to have fallen from a tree while collecting honey.
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Kerala Forest Office Initiates Steps To Shoot And Kill 'Man-Eating' Tiger
Kerala Forest Minister AK Saseendran today said the tiger responsible for killing a man in Wayanad a few days ago has been identified as a 13-year-old male tiger (WWL 45), listed in the forest department's database.
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Elephant Buried On Private Property In Kerala, Tusk Missing, Probe Ordered
Forest Department officials today found the carcass of a wild elephant buried on a private property near a forest area under the Machad Range in the district.
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Will Go Any Extent To Protect People's Interest: Kerala Government On Forest Buffer Zone
The Left government in Kerala on Wednesday categorically made it clear that no action will be taken that would adversely impact the life and livelihood of people living near the protected forests.
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Tiger On Prowl For Over A Month In Karala's Wayanad Captured By Forest Officials
A tiger on the prowl in Kerala's Wayanad, which had been giving sleepless nights to local residents in Cheeral for the past one month, finally landed in a cage placed by Forest officials in the early hours of Friday.
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Five Tamil Nadu Forest Department Officials "Detained" In Kerala: Police
5 forest department officials from Tamil Nadu, who had gone to Palakkad to enqure about speed of train which mowed down three elephants near Ettimadai on outskirts of the city on November 26, were reportedly detained at Palakkad railway station.
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Drones May Be Deployed To Keep Eye Over Forest Areas In Kerala
Drones could soon be deployed to keep an eye on wild animals and poachers in forest areas with officials successfully carrying out field trials with five miniature unmanned aerial vehicles in the Muthunga forest in neighbouring Wayanad district.
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Outfit Flays Kerala Move to Renew Ownership Certificate for Jumbos
Noted animal rights group Heritage Task Force has criticised the Kerala Forest Department's move to renew the ownership certificate for captive elephants, holding that the move will lead to the regularisation of illegal ownership of many jumbos.
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Kerala forest minister's resignation sought
Kerala Congress (B) president Appachan Vettithanam on Saturday demanded the resignation of forest minister Ganesh Kumar from the ministry "as he is not obeying the party."
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Maoist presence likely in Kerala forests: Police
Kerala Police has received intelligence reports of possible presence of extremist elements having links with ultra-left outfits like Maoists in the state's forests."It is suspected that extremist elements are present in the forests in Kerala. There could be groups having links with Maoists from states like Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha in stat...
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Instructions for keeping domestic elephants issued
The Kerala forests department has issued fresh instructions on keeping domestic elephants, especially during processions in festivals.
