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Srinagar, Aug 31, : A three-month camera-trapping study undertaken by Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Jammu & Kashmir Wildlife Protection Department has generated new insights into the behaviour, habitat use and hibernation!-->…
Leopard Caught In Wire Freed By Wildlife Team In Uri Baramulla
Srinagar, Aug 26 : A leopard was rescued alive after it got entangled in a wire at Bandi village of Uri in north Kashmir's Baramulla district.
Officials said that locals spotted the leopard trapped in the wire and immediately informed!-->!-->!-->…
Fire Breaks Out in Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary Area in Boniyar
Boniyar: A fire broke out in the Dazna area of Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary in Boniyar on Thursday, posing a serious threat to green trees and wildlife, including Hangul and Markhor species found in the region.
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Black Bear Tracked in Auligund Tral, Locals Alleged Wildlife Response Delayed
Pulwama: Panic gripped Auligund area of Tral in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Wednesday morning, after locals spotted a black bear inside a cave near a graveyard, triggering fear and anger over what they alleged was a delayed!-->…
Wildlife Team Takes Custody of Musk Deer Fawn Found by Shepherd in Sonamarg
Ganderbal: A young shepherd from the Gagangir Sonamarg area of central Kashmir’s
Ganderbal district handed over a musk deer fawn to the Wildlife Department on Sunday after finding the animal while returning home with his goats.
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Bridge Construction Violates Wildlife and ESZ Norms in Sonamarg’s Sarbal Area
Sonamarg: In clear violation of environmental and wildlife protection regulations, unauthorized construction of a bridge over the Nallah Sindh has been initiated in the Sarbal area of Sonamarg, an ecologically fragile zone falling within!-->…
Three Leopard Cubs Rescued in Tral, Search On for Mother Leopard
Pulwama: The Department of Wildlife Protection has successfully rescued three leopard cubs in the Lurgam area of Tral, located in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district. The cubs, discovered without their mother nearby, were rescued following!-->…
J&K home to 9 snow leopards; Ladakh has highest at 477
Srinagar : Jammu and Kashmir is home to nine snow leopards while Ladakh has the highest number at 477, officials revealed Tuesday.
They said that the snow leopard, an endangered species, has been estimated to have nine in J&K, while…