Tag: WILDLIFE
Do environmental advocacy campaigns drive successful forest conservation?
Are environmental advocacy campaigns effective towards driving permanent policy changes?
Why Basic Conservation Strategies are the Need of the Hour
Degeneration of forests has impacted the ecology and its conservation forms the need of the hour.
Sri Lanka fuel shortage takes massive toll on efforts to save wildlife
The shortages and limited rations are affecting conservation efforts, including the timely treatment of wild animals, regular patrolling to thwart poaching, and mitigation actions to limit human-elephant conflict.
Sea turtles under threat as Indian government weighs development in Andaman Islands
Threatened bio-diversity and ecological degradation have proven to be dangerous for the turtles of Andaman according to an important report, but will we be efficient in taking remedial measures?
Bera’s free-roaming leopards walk on thin ice as tourism grows
A rising number of hotels, home-stays, and resorts have started making an appearance around Bera to cater to the growing interest among tourists who come to see these wild cats in their habitat.
Why grandparents should talk to children about the natural world of their youth
How often do you strike up a conversation with an older relative about the past? You might switch off when someone begins a sentence...
Botswana Reports the Death of 350 Wild Elephants as Poaching & Smuggling Obstruct Conservation
More than 350 dead elephants were spotted in Botswana forest. Officials say that the death is mysterious but the smuggling and poaching past speaks the other truth.
Beyond the Brutal Killing of a Pregnant Elephant in Kerala: Listening to the Other...
Social media uproar over the brutal killing of a pregnant elephant in Kerala, missed out on the other side of the story.
Research Points at Birds Eating Hundreds of Plastic Pieces Every Day
Insects and birds living close to river banks are found to have plastic ingestion, this is a matter of concern for the global community because it points towards a disturbed food chain and its inherent dangers.
Finding the middle ground with the Changpa herders in Ladakh
Changpa herders of Ladakh share a special relationship with their livestock and the wildlife, especially wolves, that co-occur in these high altitude lands.
