At least five tigers, including L1 and T1, have migrated into Mancherial district forests from Maharashtra. While some are killing cattle, forest officials hope migration during the breeding season will boost tiger population, ensuring safety for humans and wildlife
After nearly five years, a tiger has entered the Kawal Tiger Reserve in Mancherial, Telangana, delighting Forest officials. The tiger’s presence was confirmed after it killed a cow near Indanpalli village in Jannaram mandal. Officials believe it came from Kumram Bheem Asifabad district.
Children who had earlier participated in various competitions like painting, drawings with the theme on sparrow and wildlife conservation were given away certificates and prizes.
As part of the event, Dr. Y. V. Jhala, a renowned wildlife conservationist and an author, delivered his talk titled “Infusion of Science in Large Carnivore Conservation”.
A pair of meerkats and a pair of white eared marmoset were released into enclosures for public display at the Nehru Zoological Park on the occasion of the 68th Vanya Prani Saptah and 59th Zoo Day on Thursday.
Hyderabad: Technology can be used for societal good. The ‘Forest AI Grand Challenge’, launched by Telangana Artificial Intelligence Mission (T-AIM) together with information technology company Capgemini, has proved that new-age technologies like artificial intelligence can be used in wildlife conservation, getting information about location, number and movement of animals across the forest area. This data […]
While genetic diversity across a population improves their chances of survival in the future, the study said population fragmentation of tigers can decrease this variation.