Given its industries, Dasarahalli needs special attentionPresident of the Peenya Industries Association, points out that the five-decade-old industrial area continues to face basic problems such a...
Make consent of gram sabha mandatory for every afforestation project, says petition in Rajya Sabha
Peenya effluent getting into veggies, says studyScientists from the Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) collected hourly water samples once a month between Ma...
Bengaluru's Jakkur lake turns wasteland; redesign beginsRaw sewage from Yelahanka, Allalasandra and Kogilu is entering the lake through the wetlands. On top of this, researchers said the wetland ...
Pollution sensors and open data dashboard to protect city lakesThe sensors would gather data on dissolved oxygen levels, pH levels, temp, concentration of dissolved chemicals in the lake, thereby helpin...
DIAL launches mobile app for cargo at Delhi airportDelhi International Airport Ltd has launched a mobile application for cargo operations that will help reduce paper work and track movement ...
Overall decline in Delhi's vegetation cover since 1986: StudyA recent study on the city's green cover shows a disturbing trend. Delhi's vegetation has seen an overall decline since 1986.
Democratic conservation of biodiversity is mustIndia ranks among the top ten species rich nations in the world and is known for its rich biological diversity and high endemism.
Timberland may partner Myntra in its comeback bid in IndiaTimberland is staging a comeback in India, albeit through an online alliance. The US manufacturer known for its hiking boots and outdoor cl...
- Workshop highlights conservation issues on Deccan Plateau
As a part of its ongoing study of the grassland ecosystem, BNHS recently organized a two-day workshop on “Conservation of wildlife in Decca...
US President Barack Obama planted a tree in Delhi; can its state be read as a sign?Reports aver the tree Obama planted on his trip in New Delhi is not dead.
- Thamirabarani water bird census to begin on January 2
The fifth edition of the Thamirabarani water bird census will be held between January 24 and 26.
New frog species shatter gender stereotypesMale parenting may be recent in humankind.But male members taking care of their brood is not new to the animal kingdom.
- East Himalayan forests turning brown: Study
In what appears to be another grim outcome of climate change, a study has found that forests in eastern Himalayas are gradually 'browning'.
Himalayas warming faster, facing severe climate change impact: StudyA scientific study revealed that the Himalayas, one of world’s richest biodiversity zones, is warming faster than other parts of the globe.
- Indian American professor donates Rs 1 crore to Bangalore environment trust
An Indian American professor has donated Rs 1 crore to a Bangalore based trust working for ecology and environment that he helped found in ...
- GIS mapping gaining popularity with gove agencies and private cos; enables conservation science, economic development and planning
The technology, called Geographical Information System (GIS), is revolutionizing the way we study and analyse areas of habitation, experts ...