Can Camel Milk Save India’s Nomadic Raikas?
27. Oktober 2016 von Jens Kramer
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Mönche, die Backpacker staunen lassen
26. Oktober 2016 von Jens Kramer
Der Chinese Faxian wandert im fünften Jahrhundert durch halb Asien, einige Generationen später tut es ihm Xuanzang trotz Verboten nach. Ihre Reiseberichte sind noch Jahrhunderte später nützlich.
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Dyed but Alive, Disguised Birds Skirt Laws and Fetch High Prices
10. September 2016 von Jens Kramer
A common sight in India’s markets, birds dyed to look like rare and exotic species are a growing problem for both conservation and animal welfare.
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One of the World’s Oldest Tigers Has Died
19. August 2016 von Jens Kramer
Nineteen-year-old Machli passed away in a wildlife park in India, saddening her many fans.
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‚You Dropped Something!‘
17. August 2016 von Jens Kramer
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All-Women ‚Army‘ Protecting Rare Bird in India
16. August 2016 von Jens Kramer
A conservation brigade of 70 villagers have created a safe haven for the endangered greater adjutant stork.
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Watch Villagers Save Drowning Leopard in Dramatic Rescue
5. August 2016 von Jens Kramer
A daring effort by a whole community saves a big cat from a well in India.
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Floods in India Drown Rare One-Horned Rhinos
3. August 2016 von Jens Kramer
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India Plants 50 Million Trees in One Day, Smashing World Record
19. Juli 2016 von Jens Kramer
More than 800,000 volunteers pitched in to help the country fight climate change.
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Tiger Got Your Goat? Here’s Who to Call
11. Juli 2016 von Jens Kramer
This exclusive look at the new WildSeve project in India shows how human-wildlife conflict can be addressed through technology.
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