New Delhi, March 5 -- A group of citizens and environmentalists have panned measures to desilt and resection the Vishwamitri river in Gujarat's third-largest city of Vadodara, terming it a 'serious de... Read More
New Delhi, March 4 -- Britain's Hindus showed the highest levels of concern for the impacts of climate change, which led them to be the most active in various personal environmental actions, according... Read More
New Delhi, March 3 -- Europe is home to over 20,000 wolves (Canis lupus) and the species is continuing to make a remarkable comeback across the continent, a study published by a team of researchers on... Read More
New Delhi, March 3 -- In a first, scientists have studied and captured footage of the iconic narwhals of the Arctic using their tusks to hunt. They also assessed how the toothed whales are living in a... Read More
New Delhi, March 3 -- A new study by researchers has provided several key insights on how and why coyotes (Canis lupus latrans) are thriving in the megacity of Los Angeles, the second largest city in ... Read More
India, Feb. 28 -- Rising temperatures caused by the burning of gas, coal and oil are leading to increasing number of unpredictable floods across High Mountain Asia, in the heart of the continent, acco... Read More
New Delhi, Feb. 28 -- Rising temperatures caused by the burning of gas, coal and oil are leading to increasing number of unpredictable floods across High Mountain Asia, in the heart of the continent, ... Read More
India, Feb. 27 -- The Cape Vulture (Gyps coprotheres), an Old World vulture species that is resides exclusively in Southern Africa and is threatened due to dwindling numbers, has returned to South Afr... Read More
New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- The Chinese Alligator (Alligator sinensis), the small crocodilian species that inspired the Chinese dragon, is facing grave threats in its last stronghold according to a new stud... Read More
New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- The gut bacteria of giraffes are determined not by the plants they eat but by the species they belong to, according to a study by researchers from Uppsala and Brown universities.... Read More