Growing stray dog problem is evidence that the sterilisation programme has failed
Abi T Vanak Indian Express | March 21, 2023 The conflict between people and stray dogs in India has crossed the threshold of tolerance. While cases of young children being mauled to death by packs of dogs are in the news now, this phenomenon is not new. Over the last five years, more than 300 […]
Grazing and invasive species impact food availability for wild herbivores in MM Hills, finds study
Nobin Raja M Mongabay | December 12, 2022
The Special, Spatial Lives Of Amphibians
Deyatima Ghosh, Neelavar Ananthram Aravind Sanctuary Nature Foundation | December 12, 2022
Can mahua seeds provide Adivasis a reliable livelihood?
Abhijit Dey Down To Earth | December 6, 2022
The World Beneath Our Feet: Why Soil Biodiversity is Vital for Ecological Restoration
Surya Narayanan Medium | December 5, 2022
How reliable are water quality monitoring results from Field Test Kits
Anjali V Raj, Priyanka Jamwal Down To Earth | December 5, 2022
Water Pollution in Rural India: Field Notes from Karnataka’s S.M. Gollahalli
Anjali V Raj and Priyanka Jamwal Medium | December 1, 2022
Presenting, new gecko on the block
Surya Narayanan Bangalore Mirror| November 27, 2022
Shared Springs: How People in Rural Sikkim Source Water
Medium This blog post is a primer on water management in Sikkim, a state where the drying of springs is emerging as a major concern for long-term water sustainability.
Study on cascading lakes in Hebbal explains why so many of them have dried up
Research finds that less than half the lakes in the valley are still connected to a larger system, which allows it to act as a buffer against floods.
