New research from 141 Indian cities reveals that seasonal climate and geography lead to contrasting regional signatures of ...

The social, economic and cultural importance of the khejri tree in the Thar desert has earned it the title of Kalpavriksha or the tree of life. On the sand dunes where little life thrives, the tree ...

In Arunachal Pradesh, endangered dholes are attacking mithuns, sacred bovines vital to tribal livelihoods, leading to retaliatory killings. Since the beginning of 2025, more than 50 mithuns have been ...

Your Environment This Week: Dung beetles, City dwelling urban jackals and Frogs in fields ...

LED light overuse is pushing brightness up 10% each year, faster than the global average, threatening wildlife, human life and the dark sky. While LED lights are efficient, their bluish light emission ...

The green credit programme incentivises corporations and other entities to participate in eco-restoration activities by awarding them credits that can be used to meet social and environmental ...

Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and ...

A recent submission in the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has challenged the confidential status of a report which clears the way for a trans-shipment port on the biodiverse Great Nicobar Island. It ...

A cloudburst is an extreme weather event defined by the IMD as sudden rainfall of 100 mm or more within an hour over a small area. Monitoring or nowcasting cloudbursts require a dense radar network ...

India is set to participate in the Spogomi World Cup in Japan for the second time, this October. Spogomi — a Japanese litter-picking sport has the best teams from different countries participating to ...

Changing hunting practices in Nagaland, driven by fading traditional ethics and cross-border wildlife trade, are putting wildlife at risk. A recent camera trap study in the Noklak and Peren districts ...

The Western Himalayas are home to 53 bat species, accounting for 40% of the total bat diversity in the country, according to the recently revised bat inventory. The Himalayan long-tailed Myotis is a ...