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23Oct 2024

Anguiculus dicaprioi: A New Snake Species in the Western Himalayas

Introduction A new species of snake, Anguiculus dicaprioi, has been discovered in the Western Himalayas. Named in honor of actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio, this species recognizes his efforts in wildlife conservation. Species Classification: Scientific Name: Anguiculus dicaprioi Family: Colubridae The Colubridae family is the largest snake family globally, comprising 304 genera and 1,938 species, …

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21Oct 2024

Long-Billed Vultures Show Recovery in Mudumalai Reserve

Why in the news?  A recent study revealed a 74% breeding success rate for the critically endangered long-billed vultures in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, signalling a positive trend in their conservation efforts. Study Highlights: A recent study shows a promising recovery for the critically endangered long-billed vulture, with a 74% breeding success rate recorded between 2015 …

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18Oct 2024

Kaziranga: Second Largest Butterfly Habitat in India

Why in the news? Kaziranga National Park in Assam has recorded over 446 butterfly species, making it the second-largest butterfly habitat in India, following Namdapha National Park. This biodiversity achievement highlights Kaziranga’s rich and diverse ecosystem. Overview: Kaziranga National Park in Assam houses over 446 butterfly species, ranking second in the country after Namdapha National …

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10Oct 2024

Global Wildlife Populations Decline by 73% in 50 Years

Why in the news? The World Wildlife Fund’s report highlights alarming declines in global wildlife populations, driven by habitat loss, climate change, and invasive species, with significant impacts on ecosystems. About the Global Wildlife Decline: Decline Overview: The World Wildlife Fund’s biennial Living Planet Report reveals a staggering 73% decline in monitored global wildlife populations …

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26Sep 2024

Project Cheetah Faces Challenges After Two Years

Why in the news? Project Cheetah, marking two years since its launch, faces challenges with cheetah deaths, inadequate prey, and habitat issues, raising questions about its long-term success and conservation strategy. Project Cheetah Overview: Launched to establish a stable, breeding population of African cheetahs in India. Aims: to restore open ecosystems like savannahs, grasslands, and …

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