Is India’s Budget Wildlife-Friendly?
byBudget 2017 isn’t heavy with mention of the environment. What does the budget mean for India’s wildlife?
Budget 2017 isn’t heavy with mention of the environment. What does the budget mean for India’s wildlife?
A visit to one of India’s ‘eco-tourism’ centres reveals an age-old tradition of elephant abuse. How have elephants fared over the years?
Indian cities are home to many species – from deer to leopards and peacocks. But is the urban ecology a safe space for wildlife?
The last Indian cheetah was shot in 1947. With plans to import or clone the Indian cheetah in tatters, is the fast cat extinct?
An oft-overlooked casualty of India’s natural disasters are its trees – 12,000 of which were lost due to hurricane Vardah alone.
Global warming and climate change have already forced thousands to migrate. How can India manage this environmental crisis?
As climate change negotiations are held in air-conditioned halls – the poor continue to suffer from global warming and extreme weather.