Bhanu Sridharan

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Bhanu Sridharan is an independent environmental journalist.

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Environmentalists concerned over easy clearances for Bengaluru’s real estate

Bhanu Sridharan 8 Sep 2021

Study suggests tuna gillnet fisheries deadly for dolphins, but evidence unconvincing

Bhanu Sridharan 11 May 2020

Can the Bengal florican make its case at the Convention for Migratory Species CoP?

Bhanu Sridharan 18 Feb 2020

Lion-tailed and bonnet macaques need different conservation plans, says expert

Bhanu Sridharan 6 Feb 2020

Natural history, religion interweave to help human-leopard coexistence in a Siwalik village

Bhanu Sridharan 23 Dec 2019

Are shark conservation laws inclusive?

Bhanu Sridharan 2 Dec 2019

Can a village specialised in shark fishing have lessons for India’s fisheries?

Bhanu Sridharan 22 Nov 2019

Thresher sharks are targetted in shark fisheries across the world for their meat, liver oil and fins. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s latest assessment, 139 of the approximately 482 species of sharks found across the planet are threatened by overfishing. Photo by Bhanu Sridharan.

Twenty years in the making: Where is India’s National Plan of Action for shark fisheries?

Bhanu Sridharan 15 Nov 2019

Vanishing forests drive lion-tailed macaques to search for food in people’s homes

Bhanu Sridharan 24 Sep 2019

In the Western Ghats ridges it is ice that keeps the shola-grasslands intact

Bhanu Sridharan 28 Aug 2019

What would happen if the oceans are completely covered with plastic?

Bhanu Sridharan 20 Aug 2019

To find out monkey fever’s next destination, scientists follow the ticks that carry it

Bhanu Sridharan 1 Jul 2019

When the grass was green: Todas of the Nilgiris long for their lost grasslands

Bhanu Sridharan 16 May 2019

The barking deer enigma

Bhanu Sridharan 3 May 2019

Nature and tribal welfare takes a back seat during the elections in the Nilgiris

Bhanu Sridharan 18 Apr 2019

Did you ever think that tree plantation drives could threaten an ecosystem?

Bhanu Sridharan 4 Mar 2019

How lizards in Bengaluru are faring, when compared to their country cousins

Bhanu Sridharan 11 Feb 2019

India’s sharks and rays: an ancient species on the brink of extinction

Bhanu Sridharan 10 Dec 2018

The Fishing Cat: a feline fisher hunting by the night in wetlands

Bhanu Sridharan 13 Nov 2018

How Sri Lanka got its lizards

Bhanu Sridharan 1 Nov 2018

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A rise in tiger numbers along with expanding human settlements is bringing people and livestock in contact with these large carnivores, resulting in conflict around protected areas. Image by Himanshu Chattani.