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Unlocking the secrets of the grooving gibbons
New research show that adult female crested gibbons perform captivating dances in both captive and wild settings.
Indigenous livestock breeds have evolved to brave harsh climates
Research efforts are now directed towards identifying the genetic markers that contribute to these resilience traits.
No-fuss approach to food helps golden jackals thrive
A wide-ranging diet of of golden jackals may be contributing to their successful distribution and survival.
The missing tigers of Ranthambore
Recurring disappearance of tigers from Ranthambore National Park raises concerns about wildlife management at the park.
Fungus, not kodo millet, responsible for Bandhavgarh elephant deaths
Initial investigations into the elephant deaths revealed traces of a type of poison in their stomachs.
Living in fear as tigers leave the woods for the hood
Chandrapur district in Maharashtra is at the epicenter of human-tiger conflicts, with fatalities from tiger attacks on the rise.
The mental health of residents living on the frontlines of these conflicts is severely impacted, with fear, anxiety, and unresolved grief palpable among the families of victims and survivors of tiger attacks.
Speaking with Nature: Ramachandra Guha discusses his new book & Indian environmentalism
In this episode of the Mongabay Session, S. Gopikrishnan Warrier, Managing Editor of Mongabay India, interviews the eminent historian Dr. Ramachandra Guha about his latest book, Speaking with Nature – exploring the roots of Indian environmentalism before the Chipko movement.
Watch the full interview here!
COP29 ends with a $300 billion promise overshadowed by distrust and discontent
COP29 concluded with a $300 billion climate finance commitment by 2035, falling far short of the $1.3 trillion demanded by developing countries.
How flood protection structures heighten flood vulnerability
Flood protection structures can lead to a false sense of security, leading to more activity along floodplains.
Growing food and greening cities
Residents of India’s urban areas are cultivating crops on rooftops, balconies, and vacant lots, which is quietly leading to an urban farming movement.
Chhattisgarh tribal body says consent for mining in Hasdeo Arand was forged
An investigation by a state government body alleges key documents were forged to secure clearances for mining in Chhattisgarh’s Hasdeo Arand forest.
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