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Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav delivering keynote address on the occasion of World Elephant Day 2021 in New Delhi on 12 August, 2021.
Elephant Day 2021 Highlights Need for Ecosystem Conservation Read More
Crop-raiding and property damage can result in negative attitudes towards elephant conservation and retaliatory killings of elephants.
Better to Have Empathy than Sympathy for Saving Elephants Read More
The trains are just that, a metal giant rolling itself through those noisy paths and smashing everything that comes in its way.
The Sacrifice of a Mother Read More
A new addition to this list has come with the official declaration of the Singphan Wildlife Sanctuary as the Singphan Elephant Reserve
List of 30 Elephant Reserves of India, 30th Declared Recently in Nagaland Read More
This Elephant Festival will take place from 12 to 15 August 2018 at the IGNCA, New Delhi. August 12 is also celebrated as Elephant Day.
Four Day Long Gaj Mahotsav Begins in Delhi Tomorrow Read More
The initiative aims at promoting and setting up of ecological corridors in the biodiversity rich North-east India.
Jacqueline Fernandez and The Body Shop Promote Ecological Corridors in India Read More
Of the two species of elephants known to us, the Asian elephant is endangered with only less than 40,000 remaining worldwide.
A World Elephant Day Note on the Plight of Asian Elephants Read More
“The Elephant Protection Act reflects the values of my generation, who don’t want animals to suffer for the sake of human entertainment.”
New York Bans Use of Elephants for Entertainment Read More
12 August is now being celebrated as the World Elephant Day since 2012 to raise awareness about the plight of Asian and African elephants.
12 August is World Elephant Day, Greetings to All Read More
Tanzania’s Minister of Natural Resources has also called on China and other ivory-consuming nations to curb their ‘appetite for ivory’.
Tanzania Launches Wildlife Campaign to Save Elephants Read More
Padma Bhushan award recipient, Olympic medalist and five-time undisputed world boxing champion Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom breaks the chain – this time for, the mighty elephant.
Mary Kom Fights for the Mighty Elephants Read More
The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library invites all interested to a public lecture on ‘Elephant, empire and ecology in ancient India’ by Prof. Raman Sukumar of the Indian Institute of …
Public Lecture on Elephant, Empire and Ecology in Ancient India at NMML Read More