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Farmers in Two Indian States to Get Carbon Credit for Sustainable Agri-practices
In a first-of-its-kind initiative to incentivise farmers for adoption of environmentally sustainable agriculture practices, in India’s rice and wheat growing...
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Saving Orangutans
The Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Foundation, the largest and arguably most successful orangutan conservation program in the world, continues its...
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The Surge in Singapore’s Carbon Credit Market
In 2023, the Ministry of Sustainability, and the Environment (MSE) and the National Environment Agency (NEA) rolled out the Eligibility...
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The Silent Danger of Heatwaves: What You Should Know
As our planet heats up, heatwaves are becoming stronger, longer, and more dangerous. You might not hear much about it...
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Refugees and Host Communities Benefitted by Reforestation Program in Burundi
In the UNHCR-run camps in Burundi, refugees used to cut trees for firewood and cooking, negatively affecting the environment. A...
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Why COP29 Must Embrace Ground-Level Climate Change Mitigators for a More Effective Global Response
By Abhijit Sharma, CEO, YesEarth Why UNFCCC UN COP29 Azerbaijan Must Embrace Ground-Level Climate Change Mitigators for a More Effective...
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DALBERGIA SISSOO ROXB. – PHENOLOGY, SEED CHARACTERISTICS AND USES
-Deepika, Namitha N.K. and Anita Tomar Introduction Among the trees of the Indian subcontinent, Shisham (Dalbergia sissoo Roxb.) holds a special place. Known for...
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BEYOND PROTECTED AREAS: WHY WILDLIFE CORRIDORS MATTER
The forests may be where wildlife lives, but the connections between them may determine whether it can survive. – Dr. Sujata Upgupta THE JOURNEY...
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ECONOMIC VALUATION OF ECO-TOURISM
A Case Study of Dowhill, Kurseong, West Bengal Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal – Devesh Pandey, IFS, Prof. S.P. Singh BACKGROUND OF THE...
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BEYOND THE TIGER: WHY TRAVELLERS ARE CHOOSING TO WALK THROUGH CENTRAL INDIA’S FORESTS
– Swathi As travellers look for ways to experience forests beyond the conventional jeep safari, multi-day walking experiences are beginning to create a new...
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WILDLIFE WEEK IN INDIA SINCE WHEN?
-Jagdish Chandra Wildlife Week in India was conceptualized in 1952 by the Indian Board for Wildlife (IBWL), originally observed as Wildlife Day in 1955,...
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