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 | #WhatTheFAQ: Cheetahs step on India soil 70 years after extinctions. What's their significance?Prime Minister Narendra Modi released three cheetahs from Namibia at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh on his 72nd birth anniversary, that is, September 17, 2022 | |
 | IIT Madras & Harvard's new algorithm, CombSGPO, to save wildlife from poaching. Here's what you need to knowResearchers found that the combined and coordinated use of forest rangers and drones was a good way to protect wildlife from poaching | |
 | YouCAN's Earth Educator Fellowship is your chance to ignite love for nature in yourself and othersThe last date to apply is today, May 22, and the fellowship commences on June 5, 2022 and ends on April 24, 2023. So, are you ready to take on the challenge? | |
 | What happened on March 3: TIME magazine was published for the first time, Wildlife Day celebrated worldwideEvery year on March 3, World Wildlife Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the conservation of beautiful and varied forms of wild fauna and flora | |
 | What The FAQ: Why was there a need for amendments in the Wildlife Protection Act?The Ministry says that the Bill will help India meet the provisions of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora
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 | Cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty's latest book unravels nature's mysteries and pays tribute to the classicsCalled Naturalist Ruddy, this book that was released in October is about a mongoose solving the mysteries of nature | |
 | Zoo Authority of Karnataka to launch a pilot programme on wildlife conservation for school kidsAs part of this initiative, government school children who are studying in class 5 and above will be invited to a zoo where they will be taught on wildlife conservation and other issues | |
 | Here's why you'll go bananas over this book that talks about human-wildlife contact in a way that makes senseAt its very core, the crux of the book Bumoni's Banana Trees, written thoughtfully by Mita Bordoloi, is about how empathy can solve a lot of problems | |
 | Mammoth Tragedy: Student gets too close to elephant herd for a selfie, gets killedAccording to his friends, Pranjal Kumar was excited by the herd that was passing by and wanted to take a selfie, but got too close | |
 | Children should learn about ecological significance of jumbos, says studyThe research study by Medha Nayak and Pranaya Kumar Swain was published in international journal Human Dimensions of Wildlife | |
 | Not for the faint-hearted: Students in Odisha's Debrigarh are identifying new, rare spider speciesDuring the trail, an unknown 'Salticidae' variety of spider was found. Besides, Das also found a rare 'Anuvinda' (Titanoecidae) variety of spider which is not found in Odisha | |
 | Call of the hills: WWF India's comic book on the Nilgiri tahr is as eye-pleasing as it is informativeIf you ask us, the majestic State Animal of Tamil Nadu Nilgiri tahr is the protagonist of the book Valli’s Nilgiri Adventures. Grab the book for a truly immersive tour of the hills | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: It's been 49 years since The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 was passedIn today's #TBT, we remind you that no talk about wildlife and law can be really complete without mentioning this historic act that was passed in the year 1972 on this day. Here's more about it | |
 | The Thing About Wildlife: Get your BTS fix from this podcast hosted by young wildlifersTTAW is a podcast that should definitely feature on your list because of the interesting stories and experiences shared by those who care and study the wild. New episode drops every Sunday, people | |
 | This Chennai artist created a pop-up book on endangered species and it's the MOST creative thing on the internet right nowWe speak to Keerthana Ramesh about her pop-up book titled My Friends are Missing that contains 30 endangered species from around the world. You have got to check it out in a hurry! |
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