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Living near forests might improve mental health, but urban greenery not effective: study

Scholars find surprising results after studying the relationship between local geography and the structural integrity of brain

“The source of the danger is black people” — Why is racism normalised in conservation?

Extra-judicial killings of innocent people — including children — in Africa and Asia are airily dismissed as collateral damage in a &…

Twice cursed

The elephant is a large animal

Wildlife research in India is primitive and fails to live up to the crisis of conservation

Tanzania

Funds for J&K park

Showcasing wildlife

Blind entrustment

Improving human-elephant relations

In the name of rationalisation

Himachal government plans to denotify four sanctuaries

Barely surviving

With about 300 sq km almost stripped bare of forest cover, Africa's first national park battles for survival

Struggling to survive as

Marginalised by developmental processes, local people are fighting for their right to manage forests

Diabolic deed

Shift Zoos

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Tanzania

Destructive rejection

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Huge haven

A natural retreat

Proposals put on hold

Panel for second look at diverting protected forests

Tourists are convenient scapegoats

The Tiger Task Force's report is blinkered to the forest departments' ommissions

South Asia

Tiger numbers fine but vegetation declining in tiger reserves, warns study

The findings could be considered as eye opening as they reveal a blind-spot in generic protected area management approach