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[ad_1] Hundreds of cities are competing this weekend to collect the most plant and wildlife observations in an urban “bioblitz” as part of a global citizen science challenge. From Dundee windowsills to San Francisco parks, people are being urged to document whatever flora and fauna they can spot around them in urban areas and upload…
[ad_1] The best of this week’s wildlife photographs, including newborn turtles, a rescued leopard and white rhinos Continue reading… [ad_2] #Week #wildlife #pictures ( With inputs from : www.theguardian.com )
[ad_1] The winning images from the Insect Week photography competition have been announced by the Royal Entomological Society. The annual competition for amateur photographers attracted more than 700 entries from 34 countries across six continents, with 24 images receiving commendations this year [ad_2] #Insect #Week #photography #awards #pictures ( With inputs from : www.theguardian.com )
[ad_1] SRINAGAR: Aliya Mir, a prominent sociologist and the first woman from Jammu and Kashmir to work for Wildlife SOS, has been awarded the wildlife conservation award by the Union Territory for her exceptional efforts in conservation. She is the first woman to receive this honour in the region. The award was presented to her…
[ad_1] Waris Shah Srinagar, Feb 14: A semi-adult leopard was captured by a Wildlife Department team in Gopalpora area of south Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Tuesday morning. Reports reaching GNS said that the beast was spotted by locals in Gopalpora, near grid station, following which they informed Wildlife Department authorities at Achabal Control room. On…
[ad_1] SRINAGAR: Amid the ongoing Integrated Management Action Plan (IMAP) for Wetland Conservation Reserves of Kashmir, authorities at J&K Wildlife Department claim that more than 40 lakh migratory birds arrived in the valley wetlands in the last four years, while 2022 recorded the highest arrival with more than 12 lakh guest birds. Quoting Wildlife Warden…
[ad_1] Jahangeer Ganaie Srinagar, Feb 02: Wetlands aren’t wasteland but biodiversity hotspots which provide habitat for countless plants and animals and there is a need to preserve them for future generations, Wildlife department officials said on Thursday. Officials told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that the Wetlands are important because they protect and improve water…
[ad_1] A wild Asian palm civet (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus) is spotted in a weak and exhausted semi-conscious state in the bushes of parthenium plants at Tehatta, West Bengal, India. The Asian palm civet, a nocturnal carnivore species also known as the common palm civet, toddy cat, and musang, is found in south and south-east Asia, it…