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Rodents boom when bamboo blooms with no solution in sight

Adivasi women protect private forests as land conversions threaten livelihoods and culture [Commentary]

Sacred groves anchor traditional healing: study

Study finds urban nature-based solutions overlook biodiversity

Climate stress, market gap weaken traditional bamboo craft [Commentary]

Science delights in discovery of two new ant species

What are colour aberrations in mammals? [Explainer]

Urban climate risks push migrant workers to sweat without safety

A combined agroforestry model shows sustainable ways to mitigate climate change

Community rain monitoring helps disaster preparedness

New research calls for sustained mental health support post disasters

Centring women in climate-resilient farming

Market gaps reshape farming and economy in the mountains [Commentary]

Jumbo deaths on tracks expose gaps in wildlife safety

Concerted efforts save an Indigenous donkey from oblivion

Local solution to farming woes? Grow a pear!

Indigenous knowledge to track and save the Chinese pangolin

Custodian of Kerala’s medicinal rice heritage no more [Obituary]

Tribal farmers trace tradition to survive climate variabilities

The Irulas mourn a fading river

Asia’s last cave dwellers vanishing in the shadows of change

As springs dry up, pastoralists see potential in rainwater harvesting

DNA-based elephant census sets new baseline

Sunny days, zero returns, climate change leaves women farmers tired and broke

The Green Credits Programme needs to move beyond its tree-centric approach [Commentary]

India’s snakes changing range, thanks to climate change

Waste work calls for better intervention, not just formalisation [Commentary]

No grass for gaur in India’s tiger reserve

Wild ways to flavour mountain life, economy

Habitat conservation stabilises macaque population: Study

U.S. tariffs set to threaten India’s traditional craft revival

Pastoral grief in the high Himalayan rangelands [Commentary]

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