IUCN has listed some animals native to India as critically endangered, primarily due to poaching and habitat loss.

The study documenting tiger trends over two decades found 45 per cent of the country's tiger population sharing habitat with human spaces ...

India doubled its tiger population in a little over a decade, a study published Thursday found. It has done so by protecting ...

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Dispersal—the movement of tigers from core reserves to buffer zones and other forested landscapes—is a natural phenomenon.

Authorities at the Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR) in Odisha have launched a comprehensive year-long tiger census aimed at ...

The Forest Department on Thursday announced that the estimated population of tigers in Karnataka’s five tiger reserves stands at 393, based on the Phase IV monitoring survey conducted by the state in ...

India successfully doubled its once-declining wild tiger population by 2022. A new study analyses population trends from 2006 to 2018 to understand key factors, including socio-ecological drivers ...

Karnataka Forest Department reports 393 tigers in five reserves, with fluctuations due to dispersal movement, stable overall ...

India’s wild tiger population has doubled in just over a decade, cementing its status as the global stronghold for the species. But with this success comes an urgent challenge – given their ...