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Across the world, conservation is often framed as a clear moral project. Protect nature before it disappears. Yet in many landscapes the story is more complicated. When global conservation ideals meet the lived realities of rural communities, the results can produce difficult trade-offs that policymakers rarely anticipate.
The growing environmental crisis has spurred the development of eco-liberation spirituality as a way to address the ecological challenges facing the planet.
Tilapia is pushing aside native species and altering the river’s ecological balance, contributing to intensive removal schemes and innovative uses of harvested tilapia such as turning carcasses into fertiliser for riparian revegetation.
Beavers are animals whose activities support the entire fabric of their habitat — from the invertebrates underfoot to the birds nesting overhead. Their talent is not merely survival; it is construction. Over millions of years, they have evolved into living hydraulic engineers, reshaping rivers, raising water tables, creating wetlands and building what essentially amounts to entire new ecosystems.
For generations, farmers have relied on a peculiar mix of ancestral wisdom, gut feeling, and increasingly unreliable weather predictions. The India Meteorological Department might say "scattered rainfall in North Karnataka," but what does that mean for your five acres in Belgaum? Will it rain enough to skip irrigation? Too much to spray fungicide? Will that hailstorm everyone is worried about hit your village, or pass ten kilometers south?
Synchronising renewables with grid, financial systems and market design to drive India’s 2030 clean energy goals with strategic endurance. The next phase of India’s renewable growth is expected to take shape with hybrid and RTC projects, offshore wind, storage, distributed solar under green Hydrogen and Green Energy Corridors
A renewed commitment to ocean and climate justice, not just to protect marine life, but to safeguard the very systems that make life on Earth possible.
This whole new meaning of ‘Development’ rather this modern day interpretation of this word has jeopardized the equilibrium that had always existed in nature.
The ecological richness of mangroves directly underpins the regional economy. The Sundarbans serve as a nursery for fish, crustaceans and mollusks that support both subsistence and commercial fisheries. Species such as shrimp, crabs and estuarine fish depend on mangrove habitats during critical stages of their life cycles. For thousands of coastal families, this biodiversity translates into food security, steady income and cultural continuity.
Delhi prides itself on being one of the greenest capitals in the world, but satellite data tells another story. With five trees felled every hour, Delhi’s green cover is shrinking at a rapid rate. Development projects, flyovers, and new colonies often come at the cost of thousands of mature trees.
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