National Conservation Programmes in India play a crucial role in protecting tigers, elephants, dolphins, gharials, and other endangered species. Learn about flagship initiatives like Project Tiger, Project Elephant, and Project Dolphin for biodiversity preservation. National Conservation Programmes in India: A Comprehensive Overview of Wildlife Protection Efforts (2025) India is home to nearly 8% of the…
National Wildlife Conservation Programmes India focus on protecting tigers, dolphins, sloth bears, gharials, and mitigating human-wildlife conflicts through innovative 2025 projects and scientific conservation strategies. India Strengthens Wildlife Protection: New National Conservation Programmes Introduction India recently reaffirmed its commitment to protecting its rich biodiversity by launching a suite of national-level conservation projects targeting iconic and…
National Red List India 2025 launched to assess and conserve over 11,000 species, aligning with global biodiversity goals and ensuring scientific, data-driven conservation. India Launches National Red List Roadmap for Biodiversity Conservation (2025–2030) On October 9, 2025, India unveiled its National Red List Roadmap and Vision 2025–2030 at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Abu…
