Archive for March, 2003
“As uproar over the death of a captured elephant, in the custody of country’s famed mahout Parbati Barua, refuses to die down, the Chhattisgarh government has been compelled to withdraw its orders about killing of two wild tuskers responsible for huge loss to property and human lives in Jashpur district.” - The Indian Express
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Elephant dies of electrocution in RamnagarMan injured in attack by wild elephantMan injured in attack by wild elephantElephants trample twoNow a device to rein in violent elephants
March 31st, 2003
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March 27th, 2003
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March 27th, 2003
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“The Department of Wildlife Conservation is planning immediate action to solve the Human-Elephant conflict in the North-Western and Southern Provinces where the problem is regarded as extremely severe, official sources told the Daily News yesterday.” - Daily News
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HC admits PIL on man-elephant conflictCommittee to protect elephants in North BengalElephant safari zone in troubled watersWandering out of the wildHuman hurdle on jumbo corridors
March 27th, 2003
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March 22nd, 2003
Tags: Los Angeles, Protest, Zoo | 1 Comment
“More than five years ago, he said, Botswana and Norway recognised the rise in the number of elephants, hence the need for a collaborative research programme on the potential problems the jumbos posed in northern Botswana. He said the Chobe Sub-district was chosen for the study because it had a lot of elephants and people were concerned about the damage caused to the environment. ” - Daily News Botswana
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Botswana: Save the ElephantsBotswana’s elephant population is on the increaseStop killing wild animals - appeals official (Botswana)Wildlife Corridor Project Gets a BoostMokolodi Elephants Kill Two
March 21st, 2003
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“The stories of deprivation, of mothers who have lost offspring or vice versa, are among the most difficult to read as well as the most powerful. The baby moose who would not leave her dead mother’s bones, the chimpanzee who literally died of grief after his mother?s death, the elephants apparently paying homage to their dead ancestors: The stories truly tug at the heartstrings.”Human Nature
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Microchip implanted on elephantAn Elephant Never ForgetsNear-extinct elephants owe survival to 1700s sultanElephants warm to new diagnostic toolDVD Review: Echo and Other Elephants
March 21st, 2003
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March 18th, 2003
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“Gone too are the elephant rides that would leave kids enchanted. Today, a handful of animals and a zoo waiting to be shifted is all that is left and the zoo of 15 years ago is just a memory with old-timers.” - Express India
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Natural and scientific enclosure for Assam zoo elephantsZoo wants elephant moved outNow, jumbo trips at VandalurMusic soothes the pachydermSpecial oil massage for jumbos at Lucknow zoo
March 14th, 2003
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March 10th, 2003
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