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Two tuskers stray from herd, injure two Kheri farmers (opens the original)
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Two wild elephants strayed from their herd and injured two farmers, guarding their crops near Bhairampur village in the Belrayan forest range of Dudhwa buffer zone on Tuesday night, forest officials said on Wednesday. The injured farmers, Ram Kumar Chauhan, 40, and Ladi Chauhan, 30, both residents of Bhairampur village under Singahi police limits were taken to Nighasan Community Health Centre. Belrayan range officer (RO) Bhupendra Singh said Ram Kumar sustained fractures and was referred to the
Dudhwa wild water buffalo reintroduction: Feasibility report to be sent to govt soon, animals expected by winter (opens the original)
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The plan of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR) authorities to introduce wild water buffalo in Dudhwa has progressed with an expert panel studying the locale, and submitting their report and recommendations. The project is expected to start from the coming winter with completion of required infrastructure by then, DTR officials said. Field director and chief conservator of forest (CCF) Dr H Rajamohan, who leads the project, told Hindustan Times that the State Wildlife Advisory Board, chaired by chief
Dudhwa’s glowing fungi return with the monsoon (opens the original)
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: The reappearance of glowing mushrooms in the Salukapur area of Dudhwa National Park (DNP) has once again underlined the park’s remarkable biodiversity. Dudhwa biologist and outreach in-charge Vipin Kapoor Saini, who first discovered the fungi along with colleague Apoorva Gupta and range officer Surendra during last year’s monsoon survey, identified them as Filoboletus manipularis. Unlike most mushrooms of their family, these fungi exhibit bioluminescence -- the ability to emit a natural glow i
Dudhwa khair wood haul: 3 forest officials suspended, 2 served notices (opens the original)
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At least three forest officials, including a forester, a forest guard and a logging assistant of the UP Forest Corporation, were suspended on Friday after a consignment of alleged illegally diverted khair (Acacia catechu) wood was recovered in Maheshpur forest range of south Kheri forest division on the night of July 5. Preliminary investigation found that the khair wood, collected from the Dudhwa buffer zone, was allegedly being transported to a destination other than the designated UP Forest C
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