Dead endangered Olive Ridleys washed ashore
Despite the conservation efforts being made by the forest authorities who take care of eggs and leave the hatchlings into the sea,
Nations gather in Geneva for UN biodiversity summit
Originally scheduled for Geneva from January 12-28, in-person meetings of the UN Biodiversity Conference’s two subsidiary bodies and Open-ended Working Group tasked
South Africa records decline in Rhinoceros poaching
A total of 451 rhinoceroses were killed for their horns in 2021 which is 24 per cent less than the pre-Covid period
This Ranger’s Mission is Save Himalaya
According to Chaudhary, the other threats to the park include agriculture, traditional grazing and hydropower development…reports VISHAL GULATI Like other park rangers,
Shrinking forests, habitats leading to rising man-elephant conflict
Herds of wild tuskers damaged huge quantities of crops, homesteads, residential homes and destroyed various other properties besides eating food stored in
2021: A year of climate breakdown
Yet in addition to the financial cost, these extreme weather events have caused severe human suffering from food insecurity, drought and extreme
Indian scientists reveal new layer of monsoon circulation’s link to Antarctica
South-easterlies become southwest (summer) monsoon winds after crossing the equator, therefore, a strong correlation between them is expected…writes Nivedita Khandekar Identifying several
New South Wales announces wetland as globally protected
The convention, to which Australia has already signed 67 sites, is designed to promote the conservation of wetlands, and establish nature reserves
Key contributor to Antarctic ice cloud cover found
They found that there was a sizable difference in ice cloud formation at the low- and mid-levels (6500-20,000 feet) between summertime and
Butterfly study in Vizag shows Eastern Ghats yet to be discovered
The East Coast, where the Visakhapatnam district is located, is made up of several dense and forested areas that are home to