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Two years of concerted campaigning against nerve-agent pesticides that decimate bee populations paid off in a landmark victory on Monday when the European Commission voted to ban the use of a class of chemicals known as neonicotinoids.

Nandankanan Tiger

On the night of Tuesday, April 30th, a wild adult tiger, attracted by mating calls of captive female tigers at the Nandankanan Zoo on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar in Orissa, entered the zoo through emergency gates deliberately left open by zoo officials in order to trap the animal.

Hatchling Releases In Chennai For Earth Day

For Earth Day, Sanctuary and the Student's Sea Turtle Conservation Society (SSTCN) organised hatchling releases in Chennai.

Kids For Tigers’ Rally In Delhi

On March 21, 2013, a Kids for Tigers rally was held in Delhi at Rajghat. Over 1,000 children participated in the event which was a lead up to Earth Day on April 22, 2013.

The Balipara Foundation Awards In Association With Sanctuary Asia

In a time rife with stories of corruption, nepotism and apathy, there are some who show us the only way forward. These are our foot soldiers who remain steadfast in their determination to defend Northeast India’s most vital heritage – our rapidly degrading natural habitats.

Sanctuary Celebrates Earth Day At Maria Public School, Guwahati

The students of Maria Public School in Guwahati celebrated Earth Day with much gusto!

Earth Day Celebrations In Coimbatore

Sanctuary, the Environment Conservation Group, Bosh and Brookefields organised an Earth Day event in Coimbatore.

Sanctuary Hosts A Flamingo And Wader Watch

Over 250 parents and children gathered at the Sewri Jetty on April 14, 2013 for a Sanctuary Flamingo and Wader Watch.

Amreli’s Lions Distressed By Firing Practice

April 2013: In February and March every year, Gujarat’s Amreli district police conducts firing practice in Khambha town, barely half a kilometre away from the Mityala Wildlife Sanctuary, home to seven Asiatic lions (as per the census conducted in 2010).

Nearly One In Five Reptiles Face Extinction

April 2013: A study conducted by a team of 200 experts for the Zoological Society of London, in conjunction with the IUCN Species Survival Commission, indicates that out of the world’s estimated 10,000 species of turtles, snakes, lizards, crocodiles and other reptiles, 19 per cent, almost one in five, faces the risk of extinction.

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