Dams, Climate Change A Threat To Snow Trout Fish In Himalayan Rivers
byDharamshala: Scientists from Indian Wildlife Institute, WII, have expressed their apprehension that the effects of global warming are being noticed in cold water fishes…
Wildlife
Leopard Attacks Man In Manali
byManali : The man-animal conflict turned bloody in old Manali where a pair of leopards entered human inhabitations, killed pets and attacked humans on…
How To Conserve Tigers, Maharashtra Style
byWhatever one may think of Mrs. Maneka Gandhi’s politics one cannot but admire and commend her commitment to the welfare of animals, both wild…
New Migratory Bird Species Sighted At Pong Dam Wetland
byDharamshala: Onset of an early winter has sightings of new bird species arriving at the backwaters of Pong Dam. Wildlife warden and forester Krishan…
Himalayas In The Cross Hairs Of Global Warming – Sanjeeva Pandey
byThe unpredictability of weather and natural changes that have struck the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh in the past two decades are clear indicators of a marked shift in weather patterns in the region, according to Sanjeeva Pandey
Global Warming Has Fewer Migratory Birds Visit Pong Dam Wetland This Winter
byDharamshala: Where an unusually warm winter is threatening fruit and spring food grain crops in Himachal Pradesh, impact of the globally warming environment…
Elegant Water Shrew found for the first time in western Himalaya, Uttarakhand, India:WII
byDharamshala: A team of researchers of Wildlife Institute of India, WII , Dehradun, Uttarakhand has found the New distribution records of elegant Water Shrew…
Spiti Autumn Shades – Travel Photo Essay
byMy 2017 tour to Spiti Valley got started on 1st Nov. About 25 km short of Rampur is Nirath Sun Temple, one of the…
Celebrating the Bio-Diversity of Himachal Pradesh
byPerhaps for the first time in Himachal, the International Day for Biological Diversity which fell on 22 May each year, was celebrated in a…
Astonishing Bird Migration
byBirds migrate to eat and to multiply; in short to survive as a species. We do that too, but in a very messy way…