Top Panel





Home :: News :: 09072011
Three elephants electrocuted in Uttar Pradesh

 

United News of India
Lakhimpur Kheri, July 8, 2011

Three elephants were electrocuted near the Dudhwa wildlife sanctuary on the Nighasan-Palia road here today.

Forest officials said the tuskers were burnt alive when an 11,000 volt high tension wire fell on them when they uprooted a pole in Bodihya Kala village.

However, the officials were probing the death as a few days back these elephants had damaged huge quantities of agricultural produce and the farmers were demanding compensation from the government.

The bodies of elephants would be sent for post-mortem examination, the officials said while senior police and forest officials have rushed to the spot.




read more here


 

 

 

  Untitled Document
 Search:

CURRENT VACANCIES


Programme Manager
Programme Officer
Apply Now






TIGER NEWS


  Two tiger poachers nabbed, confess to killing five tigers in Melghat 11th Jun.2013

Big cats vanishing from Satkosia 27th Mar.2013


TIGER DEATHS IN 2013
 Mortality                 26
 Poaching &             24
 Seizures                   
___________________
       Total                   50

TIGER DEATHS IN 2012
 Mortality                  58
 Poaching &              31
 Seizures                   
___________________
       Total                    89


TIGER POACHING 1994-2011

WILDLIFE NEWS


 92 leopards killed in 2 months, 36 fell to poaching 6th Mar., 2013


Call to CITES: stop stimulating demand for endangered species 20th Feb., 2013

LEOPARD DEATHS IN 2013
 Mortality                127
 Poaching &             65
 Seizures             
___________________
       Total                 192
     

LEOPARD DEATHS IN 2012
 Mortality               194
 Poaching &           137
 Seizures             
___________________
       Total                 331


LEOPARD POACHING 1994-2011


TIGER RESERVES
Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve Map 

Bandhavgarh


 
Untitled Document
  About us | ProjectsNewsThe TigerDonations | How To Help Links| Publications | Crime MapsFAQsContact Us

© Wildlife Protection Society of India. All material is protected by law.