Numbers on decline: After tigers, is it time for ‘save leopard’ project in India
A study by the scientists at the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun, and the Centre for Wildlife Studies, Bangalore, has found that leopards have ...
75-90% decline in population of leopard: Study
Leopard population has declined 75-90 per cent in India, according to a study ... the Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS India) and the Wildlife Institute of India. ... that leopards demand similar conservation attention like tigers in India.
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