Young art: A head full of dreams

Gobar Times and Green Schools Programme conducted a five-day environment e-summer camp from June 1 to June 5, 2020. Sessions on story-telling, …

Exams ruined, period

Essential items like sanitary pads should be provided in public spaces to cater the regular needs of women

Waste recycling app fetches Diana Award for 13-year-old Delhi girl

Freya Thakral’s Recycler App provides users a door-to-door pick up service for recyclable waste

"Without pens, pencils and copies, how will we study?"

With online classes in full swing, children share how a dearth of stationery items is impacting their study

Disappearing classrooms: Teaching in a post-COVID world

Without eye contact and personal interaction, teaching has become challenging–even for the best teachers we know

What does the Bible say about locusts?

In the Bible, God afflicts ancient Egyptians with ten plagues for their sins. One of them was the plague of locusts

Rise of the mosquitoes

Scientists have mapped how rising temperatures will impact the population and distribution of mosquitoes in the world

Getting to know about environment

Is bottled water, sold at exorbitant prices, better and purer than good 'ol tap water you receive for free? How can we save the tiger without …

The Crow, Honey Hunter and the Kitchen Garden

An exciting collection of 20 short stories to attract today’s young generation and help them understand environment in their own language.

BIOSCOPE OF PIU & POM

This is CSE’s first collection of 14 topical stories in comic strips format to help you understand serious environmental issues in a fun …

International Tea Day gets a thumbs up from UN

Tea is the most consumed drink in the world, second only to water

The curious Curies

Marie, Pierre and Irène Curie have received a total of four of Nobel prizes, the highest won by a single family!

All hail the “Rain Queen” of South Africa

Masalanabo Modjadji, the soon-to-be queen of Balobedu tribe, is set to be as powerful as the Zulu and Xhosa kings

The curious case of rapid melting in the Himalayas

Nearly one-third of the world’s population depend on the Hindu Kush Himalayas (HKH) for water

Benefits of speaking more than one language

Half the world’s population is bilingual but what do scientists have to say on the issue?

Burning trees never a good idea

Felling forests in the guise of reducing carbon emissions may result in an irreparable loss of biodiversity

The trial of a bat

Bats are more than mere virus carriers; As pollinators, they play a key role in ensuring food security

Can technologies make us brainier?

The age-old nostrum of “eat well, exercise well, sleep well” can help us lead a contented life

Let's be water-wise

While there is no escape from washing hands regularly, we can definitely be more mindful of the way we use water and avoid its wastage

Gullible creatures of the sea

Ocean plastic emits a smell that many marine animals, including sea turtles, associate with food

All about the most selfish animal on the planet

We, humans, continue to choke our oceans with harmful waste. So, have we really changed?

Should we say good-bye to zoos?

Perhaps, the lockdown is a signal to humanity to finally let go of the outdated concept

Secret diary of a virus

Thanks to the trade and imperial ventures of humans, these disease-causing organisms could cross regional boundaries and spread infection

A letter from the jungle

The forest, capable of meeting our basic needs of food, shelter and fuel, can act as a model of sustainable living for all of us

Chasing the storm

The wild winds huff and puff, destroying all that comes in its way. But, does it have a hidden message to say?