Exotic vs native conundrum: What to plant in Bengaluru?
Deccan Herald
Pathogens Find New Pathways as Agriculture, Deforestation Intensify
Mongabay
Leading scientists to visit India as part of Royal Society Yusuf Hamied Visiting Fellowships
Royal society
Quest for the Himalayan Giant Honey Bee
Femi E Benny Round Galss Sustain | April 9, 2024
Climate Change and Insects: We Don’t Know Enough
Femi E Benny Antenna | April 8, 2024 As temperatures rise, weather patterns shift, and habitats are altered, insects are facing a myriad of challenges that threaten their survival. Climate change and its effect on insects are complex and multifaceted, and while we have some understanding of their causes and effects, there is still much […]
Rodent Communities in a Neglected Grassland Landscape: Investigating Species-specific Responses of Grassland Rodents to Habitat Type and Shrub Presence
Aditya Ganesh, Arjun Kannan, T. Ganesh Journal Of Arid Environments | April 4, 2024 A new study in Tirunelveli reveals how shrub encroachment impacts rodent communities. Given how essential rodents are to grassland ecosystems, it is important to understand how they respond to emerging threats. Change in vegetation structure, namely, an increase in the density […]
Tamiraprani Fish Count Report
The first ever synchronized fish count in peninsular India was a success. Each team was able to deploy the protocol on the morning of 23rd March 2024, at each of the 6 sampling locations. Considerable local interest was generated at each site, with numerous local residents asking the teams questions about the fish count and […]
Water Woes in Kerala’s wetland
The Hindu
In These Comics, Ink Meets Eco
The Times Of India
Tamirabharani Fish Count Reveals 36 Species, Smooth-coated Otters
The Hindu
