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Environment
Conservation
Vanishing vultures
Vultures continue to fall prey to diclofenac, banned as a veterinary drug, and remain on the IUCN's Red List.
LYLA BAVADAM
Conservation
Green approach
An alternative conservation model for the BRT Sanctuary is a step closer to becoming a reality.
ASHISH KOTHARI, NITIN RAI AND C. MADEGOWDA
Environment
Rooting for a garden
An uncertain future awaits Mumbai's 150-year-old botanical garden with rare and endangered tree species.
LYLA BAVADAM
Conservation
An encounter in snow
In the trans-Himalayan region, a conservation effort has reduced conflicts between snow leopards and pastoralists.
TEXT & PHOTOGRAPH: KULBHUSHANSINGH SURYAWANSHI
Conservation
Saving Sahyadri
Tigers are on the retreat from the Sahyadris and the predator's preferred prey, the sambar, is on the decline.
A.J.T. JOHNSINGH, ATUL JOSHI AND M.K. RAO
Environment
Feeling the heat
Higher-than-normal temperatures in Ladakh pose a threat to its glaciers and thereby life in the region.
LYLA BAVADAM
Environment
Whale of a time
In the south of Sri Lanka, on the migration route of blue whales between the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal.
TEXT & PHOTOGRAPHS: NITHILA BASKARAN
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Poisoned beach
Effluents from an industrial estate destroy the coastal ecology and deprive local people of their livelihood at Tadgam in Gujarat.
TEXT & PHOTOGRAPHS: LYLA BAVADAM
Green goals
A new mission to enhance forest cover and provide carbon sinks to mitigate the problems of greenhouse gas emissions gets under way.
ASHISH KOTHARI
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IT was a cold morning in late December. The sun had already risen over the distant, hazy forested hills, and its slanting rays were reaching the Sonf
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A lake's last sigh?
in Sasthamkotta
R. KRISHNAKUMAR
Securing a sanctuary
THIN morning mist shrouded the Thunakadavu valley in the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, which is nestled between the Anamalai hills of Tamil Nadu an
A.J.T. JOHNSINGH
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