"My name is Pritesh Kateliya, and I live in Gujarat, India. I am a beginner Canon photographer, and a Gir Forest and Asian Lion Lover. "All of these photos were taken at the Gir National Park and ...

A deadly combination of canine distemper virus and babesiosis, a disease caused by tick-borne parasites, is killing Asiatic lions in the Gir forest sanctuary in Gujarat, western India, according to ...

A total of 669 Asiatic lions have died in the last five years but no deaths were recorded due to poaching, the government ...

The Gujarat government insists that the Gir forest, the lions’ only natural habitat, has a sufficient prey base, and in ...

Sasan-Gir national park also known as Gir National Park is the last remaining refuge of Asiatic lions in India. Spread over ... The dry deciduous forest is also home to other wildlife species.

A total of 669 Asiatic lions have died in the last five years, but none due to poaching, the government told Parliament on Thursday. The Gir forest in Gujarat is the only remaining natural habitat of ...

Asiatic lions have died in India's Gir forest due to natural causes and accidents, with no incidents linked to poaching. Experts emphasize the need for translocating these lions to prevent extinction ...

"The Government of India has approved a National Referral ... with its only wild population residing in Gujarat’s Gir Forest and surrounding landscapes. According to the 2020 census, there ...