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    Conservation Success: Captive Breeding Yields 76 Great Indian Bustards

    Jaipur, April 4 Three new chicks of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard have been successfully hatched at breeding centers in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, using artificial insemination technology, bringing the total number of birds in captivity to 76, officials said.Two chicks...
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    Vultures Released in Assam Aviary as Part of Recovery Effort

    New Delhi, March 19 – Six critically endangered white-rumped vultures were released as a pilot project by the Assam State Forest Department at the Vulture Reintroduction Aviary in Rani Range, near the Kamrup district, on Thursday. All the birds have been fitted with GPS/satellite transmitters...
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    Captive Breeding Program Advances for the Great Indian Bustard

    Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Bhupender Yadav announced today that the Great Indian Bustard (GIB) project has entered its fourth year of its captive breeding program, with the hatching of two new chicks this week, bringing the total number of birds in captivity to 70. He stated...
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    Great Indian Bustard: Two Chicks Hatch at Rajasthan Centre

    New Delhi, March 13 The Great Indian Bustard (GIB) project has entered its fourth year of its captive breeding program, with the hatching of two new chicks at the Conservation Breeding Centre in Rajasthan this week, bringing the total number of birds in captivity to 70, Environment Minister...
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    Kuno National Park Welcomes New Cheetahs for Conservation Efforts

    Bhopal, February 27 – Eight more cheetahs are set to arrive at the Kuno National Park in Sheopur district, Madhya Pradesh, from Botswana on February 28, as part of India's Cheetah translocation project.This will be the third major translocation of cheetahs from Africa under the project. The...
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