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Dubai is enhancing beach safety with new technology. Aquatic rescue robots and aerial drones are now assisting lifeguards. This system helps respond faster to emergencies at sea. The robots can reach swimmers quickly and tow them to safety. Drones provide aerial surveillance and deliver flotation devices. This integrated approach aims to prevent drowning and improve rescue efficiency for beachgoers.

With an aim to protect the habitat of aquatic flora and fauna of rivers, the Uttarakhand forest department has added riparian wildlife management in its area of focus. The scientists and researchers from Wildlife Institute of India (WII) have reached out to Rudraprayag division in this respect and started with the conservation of flora and fauna of Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers.

The rose show, which is one of the main highlights of the annual summer festivities of Ooty, has always been a crowd puller.

A team of experts from Rashtriya Life Saving Society India (RLSSI) and Varanashi Development and Research Foundation (VDRF) will be visiting Ballari to train 375 youths as part of a 15-day aquatic safety and rescue demo workshop. The youths will be selected through the gram panchayats, from the areas that witnessed floods last year.

An initiative by district forest department and NGO named as Society for Conservation of Nature to make schoolchildren aware about the dangers faced by turtles and encourage them to help in conserving the aquatic animals, started in Etawah district, home to nearly 10 out of 28 species of turtles found across the country.

With only about 2000 Gangetic dolphins left now, down from tens of thousands just a few decades ago, government officials entrusted with the task of conservation of this endangered species have redoubled their efforts to save the animal.

The Allahabad high court has dismissed a PIL which requested the court to direct the authorities concerned to protect the Turtle Wildlife Sanctuary in Varanasi and not to shift it upstream, besides stopping plying of motorboats, inland waterways vessels and ships in the protected

Even as World Wildlife Day was celebrated across the globe under the theme ‘Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration’ on Thursday, life scientists and government officials emphasized the need of creating public awareness for saving the endangered species of the state from

Religious leaders and locals of this sleepy town are doing their bit to save the endangered fresh water dolphins found in the river Ganga.

With 23 wildlife sanctuaries spread across an area of over 5,000 square kilometers, the demand for a separate wildlife department has been growing in Uttar Pradesh

A new study confirms that dolphins and orcas have reached a "point of no return" in their evolution, making a return to land biologically impossible. Their specialized aquatic anatomy, developed over millions of years, means they are now irrevocably tied to ocean life, facing vulnerability to environmental changes.

In a move aimed to save the Ganges from pollution and give its aquatic life a breather, devices developed by a researcher of Sardar Patel University (SPU) will be installed at Mathura.

While the World Environment Day will be celebrated across the globe on Tuesday (June 5) with a commitment of environment conservation, the local natives and supporters of Ganga Seva Abhiyanam will continue their Save Ganga movement for uninterrupted and clean flow of the holy river.

Akhilesh Yadav asked the newly elected `pradhans' (village heads) to pledge for conservation of ponds and wetlands in the state and `ensure' another win for themselves.

It was a dream come true for 'Dolphin Man' Ravindra Kumar Sinha when he heard about the central government's decision to confer on him 'Padma Shri' on Monday.