IUCN flags the Western Ghats due to climate change, tourism, and hydropower threats, jeopardizing its rich biodiversity.

Dalit and Adivasi communities who have protected the mangrove forest for centuries say they must be listened to.

November hits that sweet spot for Indian travel - calm weather, quiet crowds, and destinations that feel just right before ...

UNESCO World Heritage Sites are known globally for their outstanding natural beauty and ecological importance. However, many ...

Deepali Sardar, 32, belongs to the Munda community of Tripligheri. She earns a living by performing tribal dances at local ...

Pollution levels in the Bay of Bengal are rising due to a variety of sources, including waste from vessels at sea, rivers, ...

October is one of the most magical months to explore India’s wild side. The monsoon mist begins to fade, the air turns crisp, ...

IUCN report highlights conservation concerns for Asian World Heritage sites, including Western Ghats and Indian national ...

South India, with its lush forests, misty mountains, and diverse wildlife, is a paradise for eco-tourists. From serene wildlife sanctuaries to pristine rivers and coffee plantations, these ...

Abstract: Accurate land use and land cover (LULC) classification is essential for the conservation and sustainable management of ecologically sensitive regions such as the Sundarbans, a UN-ESCO World ...