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FILE PHOTO: An open mussel shell in the west of Norway

Analysis: UN Nature Deal Can Help Wildlife as Long as Countries Deliver

Gloria Dickie 22/12/2022

Delivering on the 23 targets will be much harder,...

Protest against deep sea mining in the Pacific

Greenpeace Stages Pacific Ocean Protest Against Deep-Sea Mining

Helen Reid 07/04/2021

Greenpeace protested at a seabed in the Pacific where...

FILE PHOTO: Black coral pictured on the seabed

Global Companies Back Environmental Call for Pause on Deep-Sea Mining

Helen Reid 01/04/2021

The companies have committed not to harvest deep-sea minerals...

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India’s Biodiversity Stressed From Loss of Freshwater Systems, Agricultural Waste

Rishika Pardikar 17/09/2020

Much of India's freshwater is used for agriculture, so...

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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...

protected areas, snow leopard, Spiti, pastoral communities, Kashmiri wool, World Wildlife Fund, livestock, free-ranging dogs, human-wildlife conflict, livestock, habitat degradation, Namdapha, Dihang Dibang, Bogibeel Bridge, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, climate change,

The Government Can’t Help the Northeast Without Also Helping the Snow Leopard

Rishika Pardikar 13/12/2018

The Himalayan region is home to numerous endemic species...

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Grasslands of Grey: The Kaziranga Model Isn’t Perfect – But Not in the Ways You Think

Trishant Simlai and Raza Kazmi 24/02/2017

While the BBC has faltered in its investigation on...