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Why Sonam Wangchuk's climate fast is an opportunity to look at Ladakh's delicate future

India, March 24 -- In the desolate, arid winter desert of Leh-Ladakh, a place celebrated for its tranquil beauty and rich culture, climate change casts a foreboding shadow of its future. This high-alt... Read More


Why a tri-state pact between Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu is good news for wildlife

India, March 19 -- The agreement between three southern states to harmonise coexistence with wildlife is the first of its kind in the country. The forest departments of Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Na... Read More


India gets serious about stopping exotic wildlife trafficking across borders, ramps up international security network

India, March 5 -- In the shadowy intersections of international borders and hidden markets, the illegal trade of exotic wildlife flourishes. This poses a dire threat not only to global biodiversity bu... Read More


Riffling through the reefs: Can India's coral beds be saved?

India, Feb. 2 -- Corals are marine invertebrates, which are part of the group anthozoans, the largest class of organisms within the phylum Cnidaria, which also includes jellyfish and anemones. Corals ... Read More


How Wayanad district in Kerala used weather data to turn climate resilient

India, Jan. 28 -- An example of data-driven adaptation to climate change is unfolding quietly in the verdant hills of Kerala's Wayanad district. Local farmers have been using a hyper-local forecasting... Read More


AI-driven algorithm helps track and save tigers and other wild animals

India, Jan. 11 -- Technology has emerged as a promising strategy to help conserve wildlife, as it offers the capacity to deliver real-time data, enable swift responses, avert conflict and enhance the ... Read More


How to save the life of a tiger

India, Jan. 10 -- In 2023, 178 tigers across various states died. Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra reported the highest number of cases, (38 and 37, respectively). A majority of the cases were natural d... Read More