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Environment
Conservation
The ghost who stalks
Hiding amidst the shadows of jagged mountains and unforgiving crags is the snow leopard, a creature so mysterious that only a few would have had the l
Rishi Kumar Sharma
Environment
Sikkim: Biodiversity in peril
Sikkim
Monsoon memories
IMPOSING, high, steep mountains clothed in a mantle of greenery with patches of white clouds either drifting across or resting atop them characterise
Travel
Rigs in a rainforest
THE Yasuni National Park is much in the news these days, mostly for the wrong reasons. Located deep in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador, this 9,000 sq
Connectivity corridors
Lifeline for tigers
A long-ranging animal like the tiger needs forested corridors connecting its various habitats for its survival. Thus it is vital that such corridors c
RAKESH SHUKLA
Greenspace
Back from the brink
Citizens’ participation in the governance of public assets such as waterbodies in the areas where they live is essential for their preservation. The r
R. ILANGOVAN recently in Salem
Wildlife
Face to face with the Nilgiri marten
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Politics of ecology
The Centre’s notification of a 100-km stretch along the Bhagirathi river in Uttarakhand as an eco-sensitive zone evokes a strong reaction from the Con
Purnima S. Tripathi
Marten up close
“THE Nilgiri marten is my passion,” says J. Manoharan, as he scans the forest eagle-eyed for a glimpse of the elusive creature that inspired him to be
Ecological hotspot
THE mother Nazca booby looks at me quizzically as I inch towards her offspring, a fluffy white featherball, in order to get a closer shot. She makes n
Birds of Galapagos
Island of harmony
AS Letty crosses and recrosses the Equator several times during the voyage, calling at a new island each day, we are treated to a variety of fauna and
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