Odisha: Turtles disappearance at World’s largest nesting ground baffle experts

Have the endangered olive ridley turtles skipped their annual visit for mass nesting to Gahirmatha coast this year? Has the rapidly fragmented and steep beach anything to do with the Olive ridleys ...
Deccan Chronicle

Non-Appearance Of Olive Ridley Turtles For Mass Nesting In Gahiramatha

Nature lovers and wildlife experts in Odisha are worried that the endangered Olive Ridley turtles skipped their annual visit ...
OrissaPOST

No mass nesting at Gahirmatha, Odisha experts express concern

Kendrapara: Nature lovers and wildlife experts in Odisha are worried that the endangered Olive Ridley turtles skipped their ...
Odisha Bytes

Olive Ridleys Skip Mass Nesting At Odisha’s Gahirmatha After 12 Years

Kendrapada: In a surprising development that has puzzled forest officials and conservationists, endangered Olive Ridley ...

Olive Ridley turtles skip mass nesting at Odisha's Gahirmatha Sanctuary after a gap of 12 years

KENDRAPARA: After a gap of 12 years, the endangered Olive Ridley turtles have skipped their annual visit to Gahirmatha Marine ...

Olive Ridley turtles skip mass nesting at Odisha’s Gahirmatha coast, experts raise concern

The Gahirmatha beach, close to Bhitarkania National Park in Kendrapara district, has the distinction of being the World's ...

Olive Ridley turtles fail to appear for nesting at Gahirmatha

Kendrapara: Nature overs and wildlife experts in Odisha are worried that the endangered Olive Ridley turtles skipped their ...
India Today on MSN

Olive Ridley turtles gathering at secret Sri Lankan location after leaving India

Satellite tracking shows Olive Ridley turtles moving from India's east coast to the Sri Lanka Dome. The journey underlines ...
OrissaPOST

Gahirmatha sees no arribada; experts sound alarm

Kendrapara: Nature lovers and wildlife experts are worried that the endangered Olive Ridley turtles skipped their annual ...

Third of key insect species recorded in Western Ghats feared lost: Study

Mumbai, Apr 22 (PTI) Researchers have documented a nearly 35 per cent shortfall in dragonfly and damselfly species historically recorded in the Western Ghats, raising concerns over the status of these ...