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Rajasthan Forest Dept issues bird flu alert :- Rajasthan forest department issues bird flu alert after scores of crows died in Jhalawar district. The crows were found to be infected with the deadly bird flu.


Death of 1,000 migratory birds in Himachal :- Biologists on Saturday sounded an alarm after over 1,000 migratory birds, largely the endangered bar-headed goose, a highest-altitude migrant, were found dead over the past one week or so in Pong wetlands in Himachal Pradesh.

Assam plans plant-your-own-tree space :- The Assam government has planned a plant-your-own-tree space while seeking a fine balance between ecology and economy.

Surat collector to demolish illegal shrimp ponds :- Surat District Collector Dr Dhaval Patel on Friday directed farm owners to demolish illegal shrimp ponds at 14 villages of Olpad taluka.

White Peacock In Hyderabad’s Nehru Zoo For Wildlife Conservation :- In latest boost to wildlife conservation programme at the Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad, a women’s organisation Inner Wheel Club has adopted a white peacock for a year.

3 barren hillocks turned into dense forest in Bengal’s Purulia by villagers :- It was around 1998 that the villagers decided to restore the greenery of the area with the hope that it would put an end to the drudgery.

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