Tag: IN – Kaziranga National Park

AH Khan, IFS (retd), has compiled 31 years of his experience in Assam in a book, discussing the increase in rhino population and other issues in Kaziranga National Park…

Source: Kaziranga – the amazing world of rhinos and much more

World Heritage Day, also known as the International Day for Monuments and Sites, is celebrated on April 18. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) first observed the day in 1983. The goal is to raise awareness of the global diversity and cultural heritage.

Source: World Heritage Day 2023: Know Theme, Significance, History and India’s World Heritage Sites

A recent study has predicted that water bodies, sand or dry river beds, and forests will decrease in Kaziranga while the area covered by grasslands and agricultural land will increase by 2050.

Source: Study shows grassland and agricultural land will increase in Kaziranga by 2050 | Indiablooms – First Portal on Digital News Management

Wildlife photographer Mayuresh Hendre, who captured the majestic species, shares more about the sighting, the need for tiger corridors and more.

Source: Assam’s ‘Golden Tiger’ sighting: Not a sign of joy, but concern, says photographer