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Smithsonian Tiger Conservation Partnership to launch Regional Smart Patrol Training courses early in the new year
Under the Global Tiger Initiative’s support programs for capacity building, the Smithsonian Tiger Conservation Partnership has announced two new Regional Smart Patrol training courses to begin just after the New Year. The first training will commence January 8, 2012 in Bangkok and Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern Thailand.
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The Great Himalaya Trail Survey
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh conducts a survey to enrich interpretation for Nepal trekkers, improve the visitor experience, & promote environmental awareness along the Trail.
December issue of Wildlie Time is published
Wildlife Time is published by Wildlife Watch Group (WWG).
DNA Evidence Lands Tiger Traffickers in Prison
Thai authority sentenced two men against an illegal cross border tigers, leopards and other endangered species trafficking.
September-October issue of STRIPES published
National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) published STRIPES.
As Affluence Spreads, So Does the Trade in Endangered Species
The wild life trade has skyrocketed, largely because of soaring demand from many parts of Asia.
Green stoves burn bright in Bihar’s tiger land
More than 100 households living within Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve switched from the mud stoves to the more efficient eco-friendly ‘chulhas’.
November issue of Wildlife Times from Wildlife Watch Group (WWG) published
Wildlife Times is published by Wildlife Watch Group (WWG)
ASEAN Justices Reach Common Vision on Environment
The roundtable agreed on a common vision on the role of the judiciary in tackling regional environmental challenges
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WWF supports anti-poaching camps at India’s Manas National Park
The biggest support to Manas tiger reserve in many years has come just at the right time.
