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Forest department officials in Maharashtra's Dhule district conducted a daring rescue operation to save a leopard trapped in a metal pot. The incident, which unfolded in Shivara village of Sakri taluka, gained widespread attention after a video capturing the rescue efforts went viral on social media.
 

In a bid to ensure the safety of residents in the Maletha Village of Tehri District, Uttarakhand, forest officials undertook a challenging operation resulting in the shooting of a tiger that had reportedly attacked over ten individuals in the area. The initiative, spearheaded by Devprayag MLA Vinod Kandari in collaboration with the Forest Department, aimed to alleviate the fears gripping the local community following a string of serious injuries caused by the wild animal.
 

Here’s an elephant adoption scheme brought in by the Madhya Pradesh forest department

 The Kerala forest department has made the first arrest in the elephant fruit-bombing case 
 

A nilgai was buried alive in Bihar as the animal didn’t die even after it was shot at

Mollywood actor Mohanlal received a clean chit from Kerala forest department's chief principal in an elephant tusk smuggling case. The petition seeking action against the actor was filed by AA Paulose of Ernakulam district.

A day after a TRS MLA's brother attacked forest range officer C Anita, two more Forest Department personnel were attacked by a mob in Telangana's Timmampet village

Three nurseries situated at Hanakona, Virje and Kove have at least 13.74 lakh plants of various varieties have been kept ready by the Karnataka govt-run nurseries at Karwar to be sold on the occasion of World Environment Day on June 5

A bear cub was seen trapped in a net which was set up to catch a hare

Five sustained injuries following an attack by the tiger when they were helping the forest officials to catch the wild cat. Shajan, who sustained serious injuries, has been admitted at a hospital in Batheri, Kerala.

Hundreds of forest department officials along with local volunteers tried to douse the fire. However, dry grass and strong winds have aided the fire in spreading towards the roads on National Highway 67.
 

Forest department officials took almost nine hours to capture the rogue elephant named Chinnathambi.

 

The body of the elephant has been retrieved from the dam in Tirupur, Tamil Nadu. The forest department has planned to bury the elephant near the dam, after the postmortem. 

Speaking to MyNation, Nawab Shafath Ali  Khan said that the forest department made all the arrangements to safeguard tigress Avni. But, in a jungle, one cannot have control over the situation.