How community dynamics and religious beliefs influence efficacy of a wildlife compensation programme.
By Outlook Planet Desk 30/09/2021
The Union Minister at the launch of “Jumbos on the Edge: The Future of Elephant Conservation in India” emphasized on people’s awareness and participation as a crucial step in conserving flora and fauna of the country
By Outlook Planet Desk 30/09/2021
MoU between the two institutions is expected to bring together taxonomists, conservation biologists, biodiversity managers, policy makers and other stakeholders of both countries for discussing and identifying gap areas.
By Outlook Planet Desk 25/09/2021
The DTCF with the active support of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and the Energy and Resources Institute (ERI) would encash the carbon credit certificates in the “carbon bazaar”.
By Outlook Planet Desk 24/09/2021
More than 400 species have fewer than 50 individuals remaining in the wild, and 142 tree species are already extinct.
By Outlook Planet Desk 21/09/2021
The grasslands are the most productive ecosystems, but they are the responsibility of none, they belong to all, neglected by all, controlled by none, and have no godfathers
By Ananda Banerjee 13/09/2021
In Marseille more than 1,500 IUCN Members adopted 148 resolutions and recommendations plus a new leadership.
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A new study states that 35% of wild species are threatened with extinction, as wild habitats have been converted for human use.
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A new study indicates that Indian wolves could represent the most ancient surviving lineage of wolves
By Lauren Hennelly, 14/10/2021
The IUCN Red List now includes 138,374 species of which 38,543 are threatened with extinction.
By Outlook Planet Desk 06/09/2021