Tag: Karnataka Forest Department

Increase in poaching during lockdown at Nagarahole
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Increase in poaching during lockdown at Nagarahole

July 2, 2021

Forest Department intensifies vigil, seeks public help Hunsur: From the day the State went under lockdown two months ago giving smoke-and-sound-free environs to wild animals, which are moving around freely inside the National Parks and Tiger Reserves is indicating that nature is thriving during the Coronavirus pandemic with lack of human movement. But this has…

Poacher arrested at Anechowkur Forest
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Poacher arrested at Anechowkur Forest

June 30, 2021

Hunsur: A poacher, who had entered Anechowkur Forest Range in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve of Hunsur Wildlife Division to hunt wild animals has been arrested by the Forest Department officials. The arrested is 52-year-old Narayana Nayak of Chouthi village in Periyapatna taluk. He, along with three others, had entered into the forest illegally on Sunday night…

Mysuru youths create aviary at Cauvery Nisargadhama in Kushalnagar
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Mysuru youths create aviary at Cauvery Nisargadhama in Kushalnagar

June 17, 2021

Kushalnagar: A group of bird trainers in Mysuru have created a walk-in exotic aviary at Cauvery Nisargadhama in Kushalnagar, Kodagu. The aviary was inaugurated by Kodagu District Minister V. Somanna last week and will be open for visitors in a month or so after the phased unlock begins.  It is a Forest Department initiative as…

Wild animals’ meat seized
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Wild animals’ meat seized

June 17, 2021

Hunsur: The Special Strike Force (SSF) and Forest Department personnel, who raided a house at Lakshmipura village, Anechowkur Division of Hunsur Wildlife Zone yesterday, have seized the meat of wild animals at  the house. Acting on a tip off, the SSF and Forest Department personnel raided the house of one Mohan at Lakshmipura and seized…

NGO donates Oxygen Concentrators to Forest Departments
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NGO donates Oxygen Concentrators to Forest Departments

June 17, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Earth Brigade Foundation, a Mumbai-based NGO, has donated Oxygen Concentrators to various Forest Departments across the country. The Foundation decided to take the initiative and has redirected help to the frontline wildlife protection warriors of the Forest Departments and also to the poor people in and around the forests to have the basic emergency…

Tusker Kusha finally freed in Bandipur
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Tusker Kusha finally freed in Bandipur

June 5, 2021

Stealthily releasing him in an unfamiliar territory was uncalled for: PFA Kushalnagar: Kusha, the wild-captured-tamed-recaptured elephant from Dubare Elephant Camp in Kodagu, has finally been released into the woods after a relentless campaign by animal lovers and following the intervention of former Union Environment Minister and sitting MP Maneka Gandhi. The tusker was radio-collared and…

Unnatural deaths:  Leopard carcasses found in Nanjangud
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Unnatural deaths: Leopard carcasses found in Nanjangud

June 3, 2021

Nanjangud: Close on the heels of a leopardess and two cubs dying in a suspicious manner at Belavadi in Mysuru on May 22, carcasses of an adult leopardess and a cub has been found in the agricultural field at Kadabur village in the taluk yesterday. The carcasses were found in the field belonging to one…

Notice served on two Taluk Health Officers for vaccinating Forest staff
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Notice served on two Taluk Health Officers for vaccinating Forest staff

May 31, 2021

Forest Department to once again write to the officials concerned to consider Forest staff as frontline workers  Mysore/Mysuru: The Forest Department staff are angry following the notice slapped on two Taluk Health Officers (THOs) by the District Health Officer (DHO) for vaccinating a few Forest employees under the 18 to 44 years category. About 8 to…

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