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Assam's Kaziranga Now Ranks Third Globally In Tiger Density: Survey
Assam's Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR), renowned worldwide as the iconic home of the one-horned rhinoceros, has now added another remarkable feat to its name, a thriving tiger population.
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Jharkhand's Twin Forts Set For Restoration After 20 Years: All You Need To Know
Both forts are known for their strategic brilliance. The old fort, spread across 18 acres, was designed for defence, with three massive gates and thick walls. The new fort, on the other hand, covers 11.5 acres and was built on higher ground, offering a commanding view of the surrounding forest.
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Tiger Census 2022 World's Most Extensive Wildlife Survey: Report
The all-India tiger estimation conducted in 2022 stands out as the most extensive wildlife survey to date, encompassing 20 states and entailing an impressive foot survey of 6,41,449 kilometres.
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Pics: Ancient Caves, Temples Found In Madhya Pradesh Tiger Reserve
The Archaeological Survey of India has found ancient caves and temples and remains of Buddhist structures during its recent exploration at Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh, officials said on Wednesday.
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Maharashtra Issues Capture Order For Loose Tigers Near Chandrapur Power Plant
Forest authorities on Sunday issued orders to capture tigers that were intruding into areas around the Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station, while Maharashtra minister Nitin Raut asked the department to undertake a survey to find a solution.
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Nepal May Become First Country To Double Its Tiger Population In 2022
Nepal is well on track to become the first country to achieve the goal of doubling its tiger population in 2022, as it officially launches the National Tiger Survey from December 5.
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Tiger Population On Road To Recovery With Annual Growth Of 6%: Centre
The Union Environment Ministry on Saturday stressed that four surveys since 2006 have shown a healthy annual growth rate of 6 per cent in India's tiger population, offsetting natural losses and keeping their numbers at the habitats-carrying capacity level.
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Sundarbans Has 182 Tigers, Pollution A Major Concern: Report
The Sundarbans, the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, has 182 tigers -- 106 in Bangladesh and around 76 in India, according to the first ever modern survey jointly conducted by the two countries across a 6,724 sq km area.
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Bangladesh Discovers Only 100 Tigers in Famed Sundarbans
Bangladesh has only about 100 tigers living in the world's largest mangrove forest, far fewer of the endangered animals than previously thought, following a recent survey, a top forestry official said today.
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48 Tigers in Non-Protected Chandrapur Forest Areas: Survey
As many as 48 tigers have been found to be inhabiting outside the protected areas in forests of Chandrapur district in Maharashtra, taking the total number of such animals to 120 in the zone which is home to Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR)
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Tiger Campaign Threatened by Poor Data: WWF
Efforts to save the tiger are being undermined by a lack of information about how many of the endangered cats live in the wild, the conservation group WWF said on Tuesday.
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Nepal's Royal Bengal tigers soar to 198: study
Nepal's number of Royal Bengal tigers in the wild has soared 64 percent to 198 in just four years, according to a government survey released Monday.
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Nepal launches census of Royal Bengal tiger
Hundreds of conservationists have begun a major survey of the number of endangered Royal Bengal tigers living in a vast forest region bordering Nepal and India, officials said Tuesday.
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Tiger census: 295 tigers added, population estimated at 1706
Conservationists rejoiced when the tiger numbers from the 2011 census were released today. According to the second all-India tiger population estimation study, carried out in the designated 39 tiger reserves across the country, there has been an increase of 295 tigers in India. The population is estimated at 1706, up from 1411 when they were counte...
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Tiger's blunder costs $12 billion
Sponsors of golf superstar Tiger Woods have lost around $5 to 12 billion since reports of his extramarital affairs broke out, a new survey has said.
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Assam's Kaziranga Now Ranks Third Globally In Tiger Density: Survey
Assam's Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR), renowned worldwide as the iconic home of the one-horned rhinoceros, has now added another remarkable feat to its name, a thriving tiger population.
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Jharkhand's Twin Forts Set For Restoration After 20 Years: All You Need To Know
Both forts are known for their strategic brilliance. The old fort, spread across 18 acres, was designed for defence, with three massive gates and thick walls. The new fort, on the other hand, covers 11.5 acres and was built on higher ground, offering a commanding view of the surrounding forest.
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Tiger Census 2022 World's Most Extensive Wildlife Survey: Report
The all-India tiger estimation conducted in 2022 stands out as the most extensive wildlife survey to date, encompassing 20 states and entailing an impressive foot survey of 6,41,449 kilometres.
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Pics: Ancient Caves, Temples Found In Madhya Pradesh Tiger Reserve
The Archaeological Survey of India has found ancient caves and temples and remains of Buddhist structures during its recent exploration at Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh, officials said on Wednesday.
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Maharashtra Issues Capture Order For Loose Tigers Near Chandrapur Power Plant
Forest authorities on Sunday issued orders to capture tigers that were intruding into areas around the Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station, while Maharashtra minister Nitin Raut asked the department to undertake a survey to find a solution.
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Nepal May Become First Country To Double Its Tiger Population In 2022
Nepal is well on track to become the first country to achieve the goal of doubling its tiger population in 2022, as it officially launches the National Tiger Survey from December 5.
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Tiger Population On Road To Recovery With Annual Growth Of 6%: Centre
The Union Environment Ministry on Saturday stressed that four surveys since 2006 have shown a healthy annual growth rate of 6 per cent in India's tiger population, offsetting natural losses and keeping their numbers at the habitats-carrying capacity level.
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Sundarbans Has 182 Tigers, Pollution A Major Concern: Report
The Sundarbans, the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, has 182 tigers -- 106 in Bangladesh and around 76 in India, according to the first ever modern survey jointly conducted by the two countries across a 6,724 sq km area.
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Bangladesh Discovers Only 100 Tigers in Famed Sundarbans
Bangladesh has only about 100 tigers living in the world's largest mangrove forest, far fewer of the endangered animals than previously thought, following a recent survey, a top forestry official said today.
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48 Tigers in Non-Protected Chandrapur Forest Areas: Survey
As many as 48 tigers have been found to be inhabiting outside the protected areas in forests of Chandrapur district in Maharashtra, taking the total number of such animals to 120 in the zone which is home to Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR)
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Tiger Campaign Threatened by Poor Data: WWF
Efforts to save the tiger are being undermined by a lack of information about how many of the endangered cats live in the wild, the conservation group WWF said on Tuesday.
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Nepal's Royal Bengal tigers soar to 198: study
Nepal's number of Royal Bengal tigers in the wild has soared 64 percent to 198 in just four years, according to a government survey released Monday.
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Nepal launches census of Royal Bengal tiger
Hundreds of conservationists have begun a major survey of the number of endangered Royal Bengal tigers living in a vast forest region bordering Nepal and India, officials said Tuesday.
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Tiger census: 295 tigers added, population estimated at 1706
Conservationists rejoiced when the tiger numbers from the 2011 census were released today. According to the second all-India tiger population estimation study, carried out in the designated 39 tiger reserves across the country, there has been an increase of 295 tigers in India. The population is estimated at 1706, up from 1411 when they were counte...
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Tiger's blunder costs $12 billion
Sponsors of golf superstar Tiger Woods have lost around $5 to 12 billion since reports of his extramarital affairs broke out, a new survey has said.
