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All women Executive Committee team for the Indian Forest Service Association. indianmandarins.com/news/ifs-assoc…

#womensdayspecial A Woman of Courage: Forest Officer P.G. Sudha’s Inspiring Journey this Women’s Day #WomensDay2025 @CentralIfs @LadyIFSOfficers @rameshpandeyifs @anandmahindra @Mahindra_Thar #WomensDay #WomenEmpowerment indianmasterminds.com/social-media/a…

"On #InternationalWomensDay, we honor the spirit of women forest officers. Balancing roles as protectors of nature, leaders in governance & pillars of their families. Our strength nurtures both forests and futures. #WomenInForestry #IWD2025

Gharials play a vital role in maintaining the ecological integrity of river systems. Emphasis to be given on their conservation through habitat protection and restoration #WorldWildlifeDay

Hon'ble Prime Minister commended the works taken by the Central and State Governments towards conservation of Great Indian Bustard. #WorldWildlifeDay

To enhance the monitoring and management of forest fires, particularly in sensitive protected areas, the Hon'ble Prime Minister announced a collaboration between the Forest Survey of India, Dehradun, and BISAG-N. #WorldWildlifeDay

The Asiatic Lion population has risen to 674 in 2020, marking a remarkable comeback from 284 in 1990! Their habitat now spans 30,000 sq. km, showcasing India's commitment to conservation. #WorldWildlifeDay

Tech-Driven Conservation India is the only country to have completed five cycles of national tiger monitoring and reserve evaluations. #WorldWildlifeDay

India launched the first successful conservation breeding program for the Critically Endangered Great Indian Bustard. In October 2024, Arambh, the first GIB chick born through Artificial Insemination, marked a historic breakthrough in conservation efforts. #WorldWildlifeDay

Breeding Success at State-of-the-Art Centers Two state-of-the-art conservation breeding centers in Jaisalmer now house 44 Great Indian Bustards, with 30 hatched from wild-laid eggs and 14 from captive-reared birds. #WorldWildlifeDay

Monitoring and Habitat Protection For the first time, 12 Great Indian Bustards were tagged-2 in Gujarat and 10 in Rajasthan-providing key insights into their reproductive behavior. #WorldWildlifeDay

The 6th cycle of MEE-TR will evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of tiger reserves across India. #WorldWildlifeDay

India to collaborate with range countries under the Central Asian Flyway to strengthen conservation efforts for migratory birds, ensuring better protection of their habitats. #WorldWildlifeDay

The DNA profiling of captive elephants and the launch of Gaj Soochana App aim to improve data collection, monitoring, and welfare of elephants in human care. #WorldWildlifeDay

Mukhi, the lone survivor of India's first litter, is nearing independence, reflecting resilience and dedicated care. Injured cheetahs have been successfully rehabilitated and released, with zero capture fatalities-proof of unmatched veterinary expertise. #WorldWildlifeDay

21 cubs born in India, with 7 already adapting to the wild! The reintroduction project is witnessing nature's success story as these cubs embrace their new home in Kuno, India. #WorldWildlifeDay

India’s Rivers, India’s Pride! The latest survey estimates 6,327 river dolphins in India, with 6,324 Ganges River Dolphins and 3 Indus River Dolphins. A testament to conservation efforts. #WorldWildlifeDay

Cheetah Expanding Horizons Plans are underway to release cheetahs at Gandhisagar, Madhya Pradesh and Banni grasslands in Gujarat Gujarat v will serve as a conservation breeding facility for the species #WorldWildlifeDay

Since its inception, Project Tiger has grown from 9 reserves covering 18,278 sq. km to 57 reserves spanning 83,000 sq. km. #WorldWildlifeDay