Priyanka Shankar

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Volcanoes, El Niño and colonial policies fuelled two deadly famines in India

Rethinking irrigation through farm ponds [Commentary]

New DNA analysis reveals what dholes eat

Dolphins tread the waters between tourist boats and fishing nets

Important shark, ray habitats in India are still unprotected

A machine learning-powered chatbot to guide tree plantation in the Himalayas

Fishers, naturalists worry about the impacts of turning a coastal wetland into a reservoir

The rusty-coated bamboo muncher

Warming lake threatens fish habitats and the wetland economy

Indigenous communities missing in India’s report on access and benefit sharing [Commentary]

When trees replace grasslands, specialist birds lose their habitat

Floods and landslides batter northeast India

Rising temperatures, not just human activity, drives Himalayan forest fires

The goat-antelope of the high Himalayas

Forest clearance for dam puts white-bellied herons at risk

The chinkara’s future may be less secure than its conservation status suggests

Landslide survivors wait for a place to call home

The world’s largest fish

Climate resilience in Himachal begins with spatial planning [Commentary]

Crime against caracal sparks a census project for the cat

Climate-driven glacier melt could reshape water quality downstream

New scheme incentivises trucks, buses for meeting emissions standards

Unseasonal snowfall blocks the path for migratory pastoralists

Why India’s tree-planting programmes are falling short

India releases report on access-benefit sharing from biological resources

Both daytime and nighttime temperatures have risen: IMD chief [Interview]

Biomedical waste crosses borders, polluting farmlands

A low flyer of the grasslands

How are degraded coral reefs restored in India? [Explainer]

A bird call that signals rains [Commentary]

Vanishing mango landraces reflect the loss of shared landscapes [Commentary]

What a coastal zoning map leaves out, explained in visuals

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