Wilidlife photography ain't that simple

Photographs of wildlife in controlled situations have fostered an exotic image of the wild

Problem of plenty

Pobitora wildlife sanctuary in Assam has far more rhinos than it can sustain

Baba Amte: The inspiring gardener

Paradise in peril

Galpagos, an archipelago straddling the equator 1,000 km west of Ecuador, is probably the world's best-known biodiversity zone. But alien species …

Chipko: an unfinished mission

In 20 years, Chipko has acquired many facets, primarily as a conservation endeavour by the poor, a struggle for local control of natural …

Irula tribals put their skills to new uses

Institutional support helped rehabilitate the Irulas of Tamil Nadu after their traditional occupation of snake-catching was outlawed.

Community enterprise unlimited

Stressed woods

Management ofprotected areas has been one of the principal bones of contention between the various shades of interested opinions in the country. …

Best kept sacred

Sacred groves are deteriorating at an alarming rate across the country. There is an urgent need to identify and protect these sacred woods to …

Locals get firm

Beyond the odds

Kashmiri youth reach out to people in the midst of war and loss with their 'environmental awareness' campaign

No let up in human-animal conflict in Bhitarakanika National Park

Beetles for breakfast !

George Brossard is a man on a crusad. To inform the world that the insects hold the key to a global food security

The Himalayan herb grower

Arun Kumar Badoni has taken upon himself the task of conserving medicinal and aromatic plants in the Garhwal Himalaya

To whale or not to whale

Nations for and against whaling clash once again, and fail to reach consensus

Creating a wonderland

In the barren wildness of the savannahs in Colombia, a visionary establishes an extraordinary community

The US' mixed record in green causes

A globalising world requires multilateralism to attain shared goals -- particularly the preservation of ecological security. While this can …

Fading fauna, forgotten people

There are a hardly any tigers left in Namdapha National Park in Arunachal Pradesh. But, says aparajita dutta , the park is rich in biodiversity, …

Floating islands of the world

Floating islands have fascinated us since ancient times

Making headway

Lisus, Namdapha officials 'talk' in Arunachal

Cannot cut trees on one's own land

High hopes

Conservation area projects in Nepal prove that people and protected areas need not be mutually exclusive

Net bill, gross disaster

The Aquaculture Authority Bill makes a mockery of the Supreme Court ruling on aquaculture firms

Unsettling

The reality of resettlement in Orissa

Sal and siali leaves sustaining tribal Orissa