Our Green Jewels: Natures Biggest Bounty
byWe recently celebrated the International day of Forests all across the world to show our reverence towards forests and realise their role in our…
Environment
Capacity Building for Combating Global Warming & Climate Change
byMountains provide direct life support to 10% of world’s population, and indirectly to over half. Because of their great altitudinal range, mountains such as…
Plastic Pollution – A Big Threat To Himalayan Rivers
byThe health of the rivers is solely dependent upon how we treat them. What we throw in them.
Short-term Bang of Fireworks Has Long-term Impact on Wildlife: Study
byPopular fireworks should be replaced with cleaner drone and laser light shows to avoid the “highly damaging” impact on wildlife, domestic pets and the…
Anthropocene – The Age Of Destruction
byWe are presently living in a geological epoch known as the HOLOCENE, which commenced about 12000 years ago after the Little Ice Age. It…
The Himachal Chief Minister Needs A Green Agenda- NOW !
byThe Himachal Chief Minister should learn from the subsidence that is happening in Joshimath (Uttarakhand): the whole town is sinking under the weight of over construction and bad planning- more than 700 houses have already had to be abandoned.
Shimla Chill Warmed by the Multi-Stakeholder Brainstorming on Forest Fire
byShimla: Forest Fire has been an indelible and growing challenge since decades, but now it has become a real serious issue for one and…
Global Coalition Of 116 Nations Pledge To Conserve 30% Land, Ocean by 2030
byMontreal:The High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People celebrated the inclusion of a historic target to protect or conserve at least 30 per cent…
World Charts Historic Pact To Protect Nature, Biodiversity: Canadian Minister
by“The health of our forests, oceans, animals, and all biodiversity, underpins the very strength and stability of our societies. We cannot take that for granted any longer – Guilbeault
Tamil Nadu Wildlife Lovers For Declaring Killiyur Pond As A Bird Sanctuary
byChennai: With migratory birds arriving in large numbers in Tiruchi district, with a majority alighting at the Killiyur pond, the bird enthusiasts of Tamil Nadu…