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New Alpine Plant Species Discovered in Arunachal’s Tawang District

The alpine plant species are critically endangered according to...

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As Captive Elephants Starve, Lockdown Brings a Problem Practice to the Fore

Supriya Vohra 29/05/2020

The pandemic has shed light on the commercialised system...

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Birds vs Hydropower Project in Arunachal Pradesh: Who Will Win?

Mayank Aggarwal 10/11/2019

The proposal for the 3,097 megawatts hydropower project in...

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Upper Himalayas Potential New Home For Tigers in South Asia

Mayank Aggarwal 14/09/2019

Global Tiger Forum's latest study has found India, Nepal...

Commercial Trade in all Eight Pangolin Species Has Just Been Banned

Mike Gaworecki 30/09/2016

Pangolins, which can be found in Asia and Africa,...

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Big Oil and Activists Unite to Protect Endangered Whales

Guy Dinmore 06/09/2016

The success story of a rare collaboration between Big...

Srewe Xerente, an indigenous man from Brazil, performs a ritual during a forum on ancestral rights at the World Conservation Congress in Honolulu, Hawaii, where native peoples are demanding greater participation in conservation policies. Credit: Emilio Godoy/IPS

Conservation Means Little Without Addressing Indigenous People’s Rights

Emilio Godoy 06/09/2016

At a conference in Honolulu, activists, governments and others...