Priyanka Shankar

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Urban commons shape the lives of India’s gig workers [Commentary]

Understanding the challenges of this bountiful planet [Book Review]

Efforts to end ritualistic hunting results in reduced kills

The costs of coexisting with predators

Listening to frogs can offer clues to their decline [Commentary]

India drafts emissions targets for industry

The future of jobs is green, but getting there is a maze

What are green jobs? [Explainer]

Biocontrol agents as a solution for invasive species

Tiny textile scraps turn into luxury fashion

What is heat stress? How does it affect animal hormones? [Explainer]

Indigenous traditions shape wolf survival

When women stand guard for the forest

As castor fields expand, a traditional mixed farming system shrinks

Retracing the route of a century-old biodiversity expedition

Automating bat detection for more efficient monitoring and data collection

Understanding coastal risks with and without mangroves

Conserving fishing cats outside protected areas

What are earth observation satellites? How do they support environmental research? [Explainer]

Reef islands in need of restoration

Rhododendron survival depends on its conservation [Commentary]

Disinvestment from dam challenged in court in fragile Himalayan state

Solving India’s urban flooding crisis is not just a pipe dream [Commentary]

How one researcher walked thousands of miles along India’s shores to conserve sea turtles

A harsh winter reality for Kashmir’s donkeys

Trishant Simlai on challenging the exploitative nature of conservation surveillance [Interview]

Gaming on for environmental awareness

More climate literacy and diversification could help tribal millet farmers adapt to impacts

The Semialata plant is a game changer for lac farming in Jharkhand amid climate and migration challenges

Creating a blueprint for cleaner oceans

Bare-bellied and barely seen, Madras hedgehog needs a headcount

Leopards are adapting to central India’s urban jungle

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