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Stop 10,000 acre Aravalli safari park to save fragile ecosystem: Activists to Haryana CM, MoEFCC

Stop Aravalli safari park project to protect fragile ecosystem: Environmentalists write to Hry CM, MoEFCC
Apart from increasing human footfall, vehicular traffic and construction in the area, the …
January 20, 2023
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Forests

Study offers clues on ecological gain of weeding out Lantana

Lantanas arrived in India as a decorative shrub in the British colonial period but quickly took over several ecosystems as an invasive plant. Photo: iStock
Researchers look into effect of removing invasive bush in Madhya Pradesh’s critical …
January 13, 2023
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Forests

Dedicated financial bonds can help capture economic value of cloud forests in 25 countries: Report

Cloud Forest Bonds can capture the economic value of cloud forests in 25 countries: Report
Finance should be mobilised for cloud forest protection through payments schemes targeting …
January 06, 2023
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Forests

75% of India’s land conflicts happen over community-owned spaces: Report

75% of India’s land conflicts happen over community-owned spaces: Report
In 41% of the cases, communities allege that authorities or project proponents did not …
December 13, 2022
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Blogs

Bipsa Nanda
Bipsa Nanda

Germany commits over $200 million for shattered Brazilian Amazon; but is it enough?

Mekonnen Teshome
Mekonnen Teshome

Addis Ababa’s CO2 emission is 4-8 times higher than WHO standards. Here’s how the city plans to tackle the problem 

Rahul Jain
Rahul Jain

Budget kick: Keep these factors in mind while setting up a Bio-CNG plant

Interviews

COP15 Montreal: ‘30x30 will create more militarised Protected Areas’
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‘We will only wake up when sal trees have been driven to the brink of extinction’
treesofdelhi@gmail.com,
‘The Amazon recycles water’
Deborah Lawrence,She is professor of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia, USA

Videos

Environment

The Chipko movement as it stands today

The idea behind the Chipko movement originated in early 1970s from Mandal, a village in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Forty-three years later, Down To Earth travelled to Chamoli and Tehri Garhwal and spoke to the participants of this movement about its relevance today
Forests

Will India lose one of its last patches of Jurassic forest?

Food

Food safari in deserts of Rajasthan

Food

The Aranya story: turning barren land into a food forest using permaculture

Forests

Under the Sal Tree—theatre of nature

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