40 gharials released in Ghaghara river amid lockdown

About 250 gharials have been released in the river since 2014

कहीं रूठ न जाए शिवना...  

भू-जल और पानी की उपलब्धता को बनाए रखने वाली शिवना नदी यदि रूठ गई तो मंदसौर के निवासी जलसंकट से अभिशप्त हो जाएंगे।

Soil erosion triggers ravine expansion in Gujarat

Ravines have increased by 60-70 per cent in four districts of Gujarat in the last 4-5 decades and this threatens agriculture and livelihood there

More than 5,000 gharials born in Chambal sanctuary

Although many may not survive their first year, conservationists are delighted that their efforts have borne fruit

मालवा की मानव निर्मित मौत  

मालवा क्षेत्र में पर्याप्त मात्रा में वन होने, मिट्टी में जैविक पदार्थों की पर्याप्त मात्रा के होने से इस क्षेत्र की भूमि में आर्द्रता का ...

कायदा तोड़ने में फायदा

रेत खनन को नियंत्रित करने के लिए बने नए नियम असरदार साबित नहीं हो रहे हैं। नदियों के किनारे अवैध खनन बेरोकटोक जारी है। 

समतल बीहड़, खतरा या अवसर

प्राकृतिक स्थिति से छेड़छाड़ की वजह से चंबल नदी में गाद और बाढ़ का खतरा बढ़ने की आशंका है। 

Chambal's land leveling experiment leads to socio-economic disruption

The ravines of Chambal used to provide multiple livelihood options for its poor and marginal farmers. Leveling of land is triggering conflicts …

Ravines of Chambal : taking back the badlands

Down to Earth looks at how ravines are affecting villages in Chambal and how communities in this region are involved in recovering these lands

At a blind bend

The Madhya Pradesh government has over and again failed to reclaim the ravines of Chambal Valley. Will it succeed this time?

Gharials of Chambal

The Gharial Conservation Program is one of India's best faring wildlife conservation efforts. R K Sharma, an officer at the Gharial breeding …

Police seize 4,000 tonnes of sand mined from gharial sanctuary

There have been four attacks by the sand mafia on State Armed Forces' jawans protecting the Chambal river banks in the last three months, says …

Glimpses into life in the Chambal

Chambal's unique ecology has made it home to more than 500 species of mammals, birds, fish and reptiles. More than 30 of them are in IUCN's Red …

Four Chambal dams stopped

Tender notice for common sense

Studying gharials

Endangered gharials die mysterious death

A 138 km pipe dream

Tilapia fish may have killed gharials in Chambal

Forgotten people Chambal's Bor Khedi villagers are still called the criminal tribe

Stones tell a story

Clueless in Chambal

Sand slips

Where there is a river, there is sand. Called a minor mineral, it fulfils a major requirement of the booming construction industry. No wonder, …