With the aim of strengthening tiger protection, WWF-India has supported Madhya Pradesh’s Panna Tiger Reserve with a four-wheeler and four motorcycles.
There are few enigmas in the wild that catch one’s attention as much as the tiger in Sundarbans. Every visitor to Sundarbans Tiger Reserve is mesmerised by the panoramas that widen and open up every passing minute and greet one as she or he drifts away from mainland India. And the journey through the seemingly unending maze of water courses clothed by the world’s largest mangrove forests, and there are miles and miles of these, is all but tiring. If at all, this journey refreshes one’s mind and spirit.
WWF-India has partnered with Aircel, one of India's leading telecommunications companies in the launch of 'Save our tigers' media campaign. The campaign was launched on Saturday, 30 Jan 2010, across the nation simultaneously on TV, on-line, in print as well as on radio featuring India's cricket captain MS Dhoni, ace footballer Bhaichung Bhutia, Tamil movie star Suriya and ‘Stripey’ a tiger cub.
Jammu: Crediting due importance and recognition to high altitude ecosystems and biodiversity, Jairam Ramesh, Hon’ble Union Minister of Environment and Forests and Omar Abdullah, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir released a calendar on high altitude wetlands of Jammu and Kashmir, and Field Guides on the flora, mammals and birds of Ladakh on World Wetlands Day, 2010.
Assam state is home to diverse habitats that harbor a rich variety of wildlife, but the same urgently need enhanced protection. The conservation issues here are being addressed by WWF-India through landscapes approach under the North Bank Landscape (NBL) and Kaziranga-Karbi Anglong Landscape (KKL) programmes, in partnership with the Forest Department, Government of Assam and various NGOs.
New Delhi: Chief Minister of Delhi Smt. Sheila Dikshit and Abhishek Bachchan launched WWF’s Earth Hour 2010 at a press conference organized at World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) office in New Delhi. . Earth Hour is a WWF initiative where citizens around the globe show their support for action on climate change by turning off lights for one hour. This year the switch off is being observed on March 27, 2010, from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm.
New Delhi: As a step forward towards strengthening wildlife enforcement in India, Shri Jairam Ramesh, Hon. Minister of Environment and Forests launched TRAFFIC India’s latest Handbook on Wildlife Law Enforcement in India on 16 February 2010 at the WWF-India Secretariat in New Delhi. The book has been produced with support from WWF-India and is authored by Samir Sinha, Head-TRAFFIC India.
The stakeholder advisory group met under the Chairmanship of Municipal Commissioner Shri. Rajeev Sharma and reviewed the various activities initiated by the WWF India’s Living Ganga Programme under HSBC Climate Partnership with support of Kanpur Nagar Nigam in Kanpur city.
New Dehli, India: WWF welcomes the early lead on continuing climate negotiations and the level of commitment shown by the BASIC group of countries to a fair and effective UN-based outcome to climate change this year.
WWF-India’s workshop set in motion the dialogue between the delegation from Malabar Chamber of Commerce, Kerala and that from Jodhpur Handicrafts Exporters Association (JHEA).
New Delhi: The Centre for Environmental Law (CEL), WWF-India and the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly run a programme ‘PG Diploma in Environmental Law’. The course will be formally launched in July 2010.
New Delhi: The World Wide Fund for Nature- India along with the Ministry of Environment and Forests jointly announced the youth delegation for the United Nations climate change talks at Copenhagen.
New Delhi: Just days before the crucial UN climate talks in Copenhagen, close to 150 senior leaders from Indian business and industry came together to release the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Report 2009 – India 200. This is the third edition of the CDP India report since it was first published in 2007 and is based on the top 200 companies in India based on market capitalisation.
Kanpur, November 24, 2009: Shri Alok Ranjan, IAS, Principal Secretary, UP Urban Development and Environment, inaugurated the workshop organized by WWF India, Kanpur Nagar Nigam and IIT Kanpur.
New Delhi, 24 November, 2009: Smaller glaciers in the Himalayas are proving much more vulnerable to climate change impacts than the area’s larger glaciers, according to a new report by WWF-India and Birla Institute of Technology (BIT).