Greening the world, one post at a time.
The Director, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library and The H.Y. Sharada Prasad Memorial Committee cordially invite all interested to H.Y. Sharada Prasad Memorial Lecture on the topic ‘Recovering Nature in …
Recovering Nature in a Crowded Subcontinent: NMML Lecture by Dr. Ullas Karanth Read More
The workshop comprises interactive sessions and field trips and will cover topics like anti-poaching operations, poacher reform projects and conservation models.
Applications Invited for Tiger Watch Conservation Leadership Program 2013 Read More
The Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) is looking for motivated and enthusiastic volunteers to intern with its communication division.
Media Based Internship Opportunity at the Wildlife Trust of India Read More
This month’s topic for chat is “Human-wildlife Conflict” and will be moderated by A. Christy Williams Ph.D.
IWC’s Online Monthly Chat on ‘Human-Elephant Conflcit’ Read More
The SEBS, a joing initiative of the MoEF and the DST being flagged off from New Delhi on World Environment Day 2012.
First Peak at the Science Express – Biodiversity Special Train Read More
The Science Express – Biodiversity Special will be flagged off on the World Environment Day (5 June) from New Delhi.
Science Express Biodiversity Special to be Flagged Off on Environment Day Read More
The Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Environment and Forests, Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan releasing the book ‘Fundamentals of the Wildlife Management’, at the All India Meeting of Field Directors of …
Tiger Conservation Efforts Awarded: More STPF to be Deployed Read More
The past week witnessed the celebrations of two important and inter-connected days of environmental importance. 21st March marked the observance of World Forestry Day, while 22nd March was celebrated as World Water Day, both of them in coordination with the FAO. While our forests are a resource which most of us cannot directly manage, conservation of water is definitely something we can all contribute to in an effective manner.
Water and Forests: Basic Necessity for Maintaining Life and Biodiversity Read More
The 2nd of February each year is celebrated globally as the World Wetlands Day! It marks the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands on 2nd February 1971, in the Iranian city of Ramsar on the shores of the Caspian Sea.
World Wetlands Day 2012 Highlights Ecotourism as a Tool for Conservation Read More
Greenpeace India’s Citizenship of Junglistan has now evolved a green version of the Kolaveri di song for raising wider awareness towards the signing campaign for saving the forests.
And Now a Green Kolaveri: Why this Koyla Mining di? Read More
The Nation today is going through a slow and steady transformation, one that we all should feel lucky to be witnessing.
Delhi Greens Wishes Everyone a Happy 65th Independence Day Read More
In definition, biodiversity collectively refers to variation at all levels of biological organization. In our daily life, it is everywhere around us! It doesn’t matter if you live in a city, a town or a village, you are always surrounded by some degree of biodiversity and your survival on this Planet is ensured by the services provided by it.
Delhi Greens Greets Everyone on International Biodiversity Day 2011 Read More