India’s New Centre of Excellence on Human-Wildlife Conflict Could Change How We Share Space With Wild Animals
In the forest villages of Uttarakhand, a leopard enters a house at night and injures a child. In Karnataka’s coffee […]
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India Is Spending Rs 3,000 Crore to Save 15,000 Sacred Groves — and Doubling Down on Mangroves
India is about to spend Rs 3,000 crore over five years to restore something most people don’t know the country
India Launches Its First National Centre on Human-Wildlife Conflict — Here Is Why That Is Long Overdue
Between 2014 and 2024, over 6,000 people died in India as a result of encounters with wild animals. Elephants alone
Rhinoceros, Great Indian Bustard, and Pygmy Hog: What India’s Top Wildlife Body Decided This Week
Three threatened animals — the Greater One-horned Rhinoceros, the Great Indian Bustard, and the Pygmy Hog — took centre stage
India’s 29th NTCA Meeting Released Two Key Publications — Here’s What They Mean for Tiger Conservation
Every tiger reserve in India carries a story — of habitats reclaimed, of corridors rebuilt, of conflicts navigated. The people
Trees of South India: A Field Guide to 190 Native Species by Paul Blanchflower and Marie Demont
Walk through any forest in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, or Kerala and you will see trees that have stood for centuries
8 Naturals: Maharashtra’s Native Plant Nursery Building India’s Largest Desi Seed Bank
Guest Post by 8 Naturals In a country where rapid urbanisation has pushed native plant species to the margins —
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