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WII to map four bear species across India; focus on disappearing habitats & man-animal conflict
DEHRADUN: For the first time in the country, the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) is set to undertake a national-level study on all four bear species found in India. The study aims to assess their population, species-wise distribution and geographical range across the country. It will also identify areas where bears were historically sighted but are no longer recorded, helping scientists…
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