The critically endangered Hangul deer population in Kashmir has risen to 323. Experts call this a remarkable recovery, ...
In a major step for wildlife conservation in Jammu and Kashmir, the Hangul Conservation Breeding Centre has become fully ...
The slow but steady rise in the population of the Kashmiri stag, or Hangul, offers a rare note of optimism in an otherwise ...
Kashmir’s hangul is on the brink of extinction despite protected status, push to increase population
New evidence from 19 years of monitoring the hangul, or Kashmir stag’s population, within Dachigam National Park, reveals that despite protection, the species has been unable to increase its numbers.
The critically endangered Kashmir stag (Hangul) has shown a rise in numbers, reaching 323 in the 2025 census — a promising ...
The population of the Kashmiri stag, or Hangul, is showing a steady and encouraging rise, driven largely by a conservation ...
The magnificent and royal Hangul deer that once lorded over the Kashmir Valley finds its existence threatened in its last bastion. Hangul or cervus elaphus hanglu, categorised as a subspecies of the ...
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