Zoological Survey of India

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In Great Nicobar, an EIA Points the Way for a Megaproject

Aathira Perinchery 11/01/2022

The project is certain to adversely affect the local...

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Rare White-Bellied Heron Spotted in Arunachal Pradesh

The white-bellied heron is categorised as 'critically endangered' in...

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How Can We Build an Early Warning System for Avian Flu in India?

Sahana Ghosh 21/03/2021

Regular health monitoring and sampling of wild birds in...

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Arachnology, Like Spiders, Languishes in the Dark Corners of Indian Research

Sidharth Singh 08/03/2021

Arachnologists argue that many need to begin acknowledging the...

Tadoba tiger reserve, coal mines, road widening project, Naghbid-Mul, Hinganghat-Mul, Chandrapur-Allapalli, tourism, ecotourism, forest department, Maharashtra, Moharli, homestay, Chandrapur, wildlife corridor,

Rail Route Through Melghat Tiger Reserve Set to Get Busier, Faster

Mahesh Joshi 25/06/2020

Experts fear that the conversion will lead to fragmentation...

biodiversity hotspots, Western Ghats, Nilgiris, new species of frogs, amphibians, Amphibian Species of the World database, Zoological Survey of India, Agumbe,

In Official List of India’s Amphibians, 60% of Species Remain in ‘Grey Zone’

Rishika Pardikar 05/02/2019

Data about 19% of species has been tagged ‘deficient’...

Research on coral reefs published by scientists at the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has been found to have plagiarised content, some of it wrong and misleading.

Joint Director of Zoological Survey Plagiarised Book, Published False Data

Nithyanand Rao 17/07/2018

His and his colleagues' actions imperil coral research within...