
Indian Grey Hornbill Returns to Gir Forest
The Indian Grey Hornbill has returned to Gir, a bird known for its unique nesting behavior where the female is sealed inside a tree for two months.
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The Indian Grey Hornbill has returned to Gir, a bird known for its unique nesting behavior where the female is sealed inside a tree for two months.

Four lion cubs die in Gir forest due to suspected infection while 17 lions are isolated and monitored.

Decades after conservation efforts, Indian Grey Hornbills are reported to be thriving in Gujarat’s Gir forests, indicating successful wildlife management.

A wildlife park has announced the arrival of three male Asiatic lions, a species critically endangered with only 500-600 individuals remaining in the wild, exclusively in India's Gir Forest.

Several lions in Gujarat's Gir forest have died from a suspected infection, though an expert explains why the situation is not considered an immediate emergency.