Wildlife

The wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre in Jigmeling, Sarpang, is taking on a new role as a public attraction. The...

Nubi in Trongsa is one of the country’s major human-tiger conflict hotspots. As the area lies within the migratory paths...

The government is working on a National Human-Wildlife Casualty Relief and Accountability framework to provide support for people who lose...

Illegal wildlife trade is no longer confined to remote forests or border crossings. Increasingly, the trade is moving into the...

Photo: WWFBhutan Illegal wildlife trade remains one of the most profitable environmental crimes in the world. Despite Bhutan’s strong conservation...

Wildlife crime, once driven mainly by small-scale poaching, is increasingly becoming an organised and transnational activity worldwide. To help Bhutan...

For years, residents of Yuldari and Shajoogla in Monggar’s Kengkhar Gewog hoped for chain-link fencing, after hearing reports of how...

Installing a fence to guard crops from wild animals could soon become less laborious and perhaps a little cheaper for...

The National Assembly will deliberate on the establishment of the Framework Agreement for the International Big Cat Alliance. The framework,...

What began as a few birds gathering quietly at dusk has turned into a nightly ordeal for Gelephu town residents....