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Forest Department enhances safety of locals in OâValley amid ongoing tiger capture efforts (opens the original)
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With the search for the elusive tiger, which is believed to have killed two people in OâValley in Gudalur forest division in August, stretching into the 26th day on Tuesday, the Forest Department has expanded its search operations into the neighbouring forest division of the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) in a bid to capture the animal. As signs of the animalâs presence have been limited in Gudalur, the Forest Department has expanded its search into the neighbouring forest ranges of Kargudi a
Climate change destabilising Western Ghatsâ forest ecosystems in Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, warn researchers (opens the original)
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The lack of rains in The Nilgiris this year has brought into focus the impacts of erratic weather to the districtâs water security. However, a less visible and more alarming facet of the warming climate in the Western Ghats is its impacts on native forests in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (NBR), with researchers warning of âerratic, unpredictable seasonsâ leading to widespread mayhem within forest ecosystems. According to a study titled âMapping forest phenological shift in Nilgiri Bios
Weak Southwest monsoon hits farmers in Nilgiris (opens the original)
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A lack of rainfall in The Nilgiris has begun severely affecting farmers in the district. According to officials, a rainfall deficit of anywhere between 30% and 70% has been recorded in regions across the Nilgiris, with an average deficit of 50%. Speaking to The Hindu, P. Raja, scientist and head of the Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Horticulture Research Station in the Nilgiris, said that the deficit in rainfall was alarming. The Horticulture Department stated that the Nilgiris has received only 28
Perimeter fence around Kattery Dam blocks wildlifeâs access to waterbody (opens the original)
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A recently installed perimeter fence surrounding the Kattery Dam, near Ketti Palada, in the Nilgiris could force wildlife into conflict with humans, worrying local residents. The two reservoirs that constitute the dam have stood for more than a hundred years and did not have any barriers that restricted wildlife entry. Residents said the reservoirs had become important water sources for a variety of wildlife, including gaur, sambar deer, porcupines, sloth bears and leopards that are known to fre
Flies infesting Kotagiri, Coonoor not the harmful âblack fliesâ: researchers (opens the original)
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A team of wildlife biologists investigated recent reports of flies swarming parts of Kotagiri and Coonoor towns in The Nilgiris, to ascertain if the flies seen in the areas were harmful to humans. The researchers have concluded that the flies belong to a family known as Sciaridae, commonly known as dark-winged fungus gnats, and do not pose a threat to human health. Speaking to The Hindu, N. Moinudheen, an independent wildlife biologist working in The Nilgiris said media reports had incorrectly i
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