Aishwarya Sridhar’s Leopard Documentary: A Powerful Ode to the Ghosts of the Jungle
When it comes to wildlife filmmaking in India, the name Aishwarya Sridhar is increasingly becoming synonymous with passion, grit, and […]
Forests
Environmental Concerns in the Aravallis: A Vanishing Green Belt Under Siege
The Aravalli range — one of the oldest fold mountains on Earth, stretching over 700 kilometers across Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana,
India’s Wetlands Remain Endangered Despite RAMSAR Site Increase
In a striking juxtaposition between policy progress and environmental reality, India’s wetlands continue to face considerable risks even as the
Rare Tree Rediscovered in Meghalaya: A Botanical Treasure Unearthed
In an astonishing turn of events, a rare tree species thought to have been lost to time has been rediscovered
Supreme Court Halts Tree Felling in Hyderabad’s Kancha Gachibowli Forest
Supreme Court Halts Tree Felling in Hyderabad’s Kancha Gachibowli Forest In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has intervened to
Revival of Traditional Fire Breaks in Uttarakhand: A Time-Tested Approach to Forest Conservation
In a significant move toward sustainable forest management, Uttarakhand is reviving traditional fire breaks—an age-old practice that has safeguarded its
India’s Sacred Forests: Where Faith Fuels Conservation
In India, sacred forests—also known as “devrai” or “kavu”—stand as living testaments to a unique blend of faith, tradition, and
Colonial Legacies in Tropical Forestry Hinder Good Management
In a rapidly changing climate where sustainable forest management is more crucial than ever, new research highlights how outdated colonial
Launch of Gadpur Jungle Safari in Telangana: A New Chapter for Eco-Tourism
The Gadpur Jungle Safari has officially opened its gates in Telangana, marking a significant milestone in the state’s commitment to
Invasive Plant Species Threaten 22% of India’s Green Areas: New Study Warns
In a startling environmental development, experts have revealed that invasive plant species are encroaching upon nearly 22% of India’s green