Karnataka Forest Conservation Fails Without Locals
Experts warn that isolated forest conservation efforts in Karnataka are failing. Success requires active involvement of local communities. Read the full analysis.
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Wildlife Conservation Day marked in Amritsar schools
Schools in Amritsar observed Wildlife Conservation Day with rallies, pledges, and awareness programs. Students learned about protecting endangered species and biodiversity. Join the movement for conservation!
Mumbai monkeys in flat highlight shrinking forests, conflict
A family of monkeys regularly visits a Powai flat, highlighting Mumbai's human-animal conflict. Activists cite shrinking forests and urge government action for wildlife safety. Read more.
Safeguard Jnanabharathi's Ecology for Future Generations
An editorial argues that Bengaluru's development must not come at the cost of Jnanabharathi's green cover. Protecting this ecosystem is a critical legacy for the city's future.
Punjab's Tree Protection Act 2025 Gets Finance Nod
Punjab's finance department approves 'The Punjab Protection of Trees Act, 2025'. New law mandates tree officer clearance for felling, requires planting two trees for each one cut. Read details.
Govt Museum & Art Gallery Chandigarh upgrade plan approved
Chandigarh's Grade-I heritage Govt Museum & Art Gallery, designed by Le Corbusier, secures approval for a major conservation and upgrade project. The plan aims to secure a central grant.
Two Long-Billed Vultures Complete 15 Months in MP Wild
Two captive-bred Long-Billed Vultures have successfully spent 15 months in the wild in Madhya Pradesh, a major milestone for India's vulture conservation efforts. Read about this wildlife success story.
Bengaluru's Green Cover Drops from 68% to 2.96%
Bengaluru's green cover has shockingly shrunk from 68% in 1973 to just 2.96% in 2020. Discover how activists are creating mini forests with native trees to restore the city's ecological balance and reclaim its 'Garden City' title.
8th Namdapha Butterfly Festival Spotlights 126 Species
The 8th Namdapha Butterfly Festival in Arunachal Pradesh documented 126 species, uniting conservationists & communities for Himalayan biodiversity. Read more.
Banduri Canal Diversion Plan Threatens Ecology: Report
New report warns Karnataka's Banduri canal diversion poses irreversible ecological damage. 2.18 TMC ft water project costs outweigh benefits, threatening forests and state finances.
Bageshwar forest fires force wildlife into villages
Devastating forest fires in Bageshwar district have destroyed vast woodlands, forcing wild animals towards human settlements and raising fears of conflict. Authorities struggle to contain the early-season blaze.
Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Park faces existential threat
Environmental activists warn of existential threats to Bannerghatta Park, a crucial wildlife corridor connecting Western and Eastern Ghats. Join the conservation effort now!
Mussoorie Landour market sinks 1 foot, safety crisis
Mussoorie's historic Landour market sinks nearly a foot, creating dangerous cracks and structural damage. 500 residents at risk as subsidence worsens. Expert teams investigate ecological crisis.
Supreme Court Orders Sustainable Mining Plan for Aravalis
Supreme Court mandates sustainable mining plan for Aravalis, halts new licenses until ecological assessment completes. Protect India's critical mountain range now!
India Calls for Global Cooperation to Protect Big Cats at COP30
India pushes for international collaboration to protect tigers, lions, and leopards at COP30 climate summit. Learn how global efforts can save these majestic species.
Snakes: Unsung Heroes of Ecosystem and Medicine
Discover why snakes are crucial for controlling rodents, preventing diseases, and creating life-saving medicines. Learn to appreciate these misunderstood creatures.
Fallen Tree Story: Deforestation and Memory
When a giant tree collapsed, it awakened old melodies and highlighted India's deforestation crisis. Read this poignant reflection on environmental loss.
Telangana Tops India in Water Conservation Projects
Telangana emerges as top performer in national JSJB awards, building 5.2 lakh water conservation structures. President Murmu to confer awards on Nov 18. Read more.
Construction Sparks Protests Across Indian Plains and Coasts
Across India, from Kerala to Chhattisgarh, communities are resisting major infrastructure projects over ecological concerns and displacement fears. Discover why progress faces protest.
Mumbai's New Mangrove Parks: Conservation Milestones
Union Minister Piyush Goyal announces transformative mangrove conservation projects in Mumbai, creating urban green lungs and protecting coastal ecosystems.
Japan Deploys Military Against Rampaging Bears
Japan faces an alarming surge in bear attacks, forcing unprecedented military deployment. Discover the ecological crisis driving these dangerous human-wildlife conflicts across the country.
Nilgiris Collector Leads War Against Invasive Plants
Nilgiris District Collector M. Aruna leads aggressive drive to eliminate Senna spectabilis, the invasive plant threatening Western Ghats biodiversity and local water resources.
India's Marine Mammal Research Gets Tech Boost
India launches groundbreaking acoustic tracking initiative to study endangered marine mammals like dugongs, dolphins, and whales, revolutionizing ocean conservation efforts.
Himalayan States Demand Green Bonus for Ecological Services
Indian Himalayan states demand financial compensation for preserving fragile ecosystems. New study reveals massive economic value of environmental services provided to the nation.
India's Nature Disconnect: Development vs Environment
New research shows Indians feel disconnected from nature despite biodiversity richness. The Nature Connectedness Index offers crucial insights for sustainable development policies.
Muzaffarpur: Get a Sapling for Every Vote Cast
Muzaffarpur district launches innovative eco-initiative where voters receive tree saplings after casting ballots, merging democracy with environmental consciousness in Bihar.
Western Gats Under Threat: Stop Mini Hydel Project
Environmental activist Vijay Nishanth appeals to Karnataka Forest Department to reject mini hydel project in Western Gats, warning of ecological damage to Bengaluru's critical green corridor.
AI Tracks India's Invisible Plant Invaders
Discover how Indian scientists are deploying cutting-edge AI technology to combat silent ecological threats from invasive plant species across the country.
India's Sand Mining Crisis: Ecological Disaster Ahead
India's construction boom fuels alarming sand mining practices, causing irreversible damage to river ecosystems, groundwater depletion, and threatening millions of livelihoods. Learn about the environmental crisis unfolding across the nation.
Coastal Rule Changes Endanger Indian Shorelines
India's proposed Coastal Regulation Zone amendments threaten ecological balance and livelihoods, favoring real estate over environmental sustainability. Experts warn of irreversible damage.
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