Gir National Park

The 2025 census shows Asiatic Lion turf expanded by 16.67 per cent, but the large presence outside protected areas sets up conflict with humans and attacks on livestock

Spreading beyond their natural habitat of Saurashtra, both new territories do not offer forest cover or prey base, raising concerns of human-animal conflict

India’s first large-scale lion population estimation since 2015 is being eagerly awaited by policy-makers for conservation strategies, environmentalists and local communities

PM Modi chaired the NBWL meeting on World Wildlife Day, announced the 16th Asiatic lion population estimation in May, and laid the foundation for key wildlife conservation projects. He also visited Gir National Park, Somnath temple, and Vantara.

The site for the proposed project is around 40 km from Gir National Park and is considered as a corridor connecting it to the Girnar Wildlife Sanctuary

A video of an intense face-off between two lions and dogs has gone viral on social media. Scroll down to watch the video.

The forest department in Gujarat's Junagarh arrested three men after a video of them chasing three lions on their vehicle after trespassing into the Gir National Park went viral.

Rising lion numbers and corresponding human and industrial expansion have led to increased man-animal conflict in Gir. Everyone agrees the lions need to move. Whether it can be outside Gujarat is where things remain stuck

The clip goes on to show several snippets of the animals Ankita Konwar and Milind Soman spotted during their safari.

A video of a lion roaring loudly to mark his territory at the Gir National Park has gone viral on social media.

The Supreme Court said that the unusual deaths of lions at the Gir Forest National Park was an extremely serious matter