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17Sep 2024

Reintroducing african cheetahs into Indian ecosystems

Syllabus: GS 3: Conservation of wildlife species Conservation initiatives and acts. Why in the News? Project Cheetah, aimed at reintroducing African cheetahs into India, has faced setbacks such as prolonged captivity and cheetah fatalities. These challenges raise concerns about habitat suitability, scientific management, and community support for the project’s long-term success. Overview of Project Cheetah …

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20May 2024

“TACKLING ILLEGAL MINING IN SARISKA: A LONG ROAD AHEAD”

Syllabus: GS-3 : Environmental issues such as sand mining and its impact on environment and other sectors of economy Focus : The article focuses on the persistent issue of illegal mining in and around the Sariska Tiger Reserve, detailing the decades-long judicial and administrative efforts to halt these activities. It highlights the challenges posed by …

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06May 2024

FOREST DEPARTMENT AWAITS MINISTRY APPROVAL TO TRANQUILLISE TADOBA-ANDHARI TIGERS FOR RELOCATION

Why in the news? Tigers relocation from Tadoba-Andhari to Sahyadri Tiger Reserve aims to bolster tiger numbers and conservation efforts. source:wordpress About Forest Department’s Tiger Translocation Plan: Objective: Maharashtra Forest Department plans to translocate tigers from Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) to Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR) to boost tiger population. Process: Waiting for Environment Ministry’s nod …

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03May 2024

WILD ELEPHANTS SPOTTED IN EUCALYPTUS PLANTATION AT CHINNAKANAL, IDUKKI

Why in the news? Study suggests removing exotic plants like Acacia mearnsii from forests to address food scarcity for wild elephants in Chinnakanal. source:worldmap Addressing Human-Elephant Conflict: A study conducted by the Kerala State Forest Protective Staff Organisation suggests that removing exotic plants from forest areas, such as Acacia mearnsii and eucalyptus, is crucial. The …

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