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    The Tadoba-Andhari model: Balancing rising tiger populations with human costs

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    Apr 22, 2026
    The Indian Express

    The Tadoba-Andhari model: Balancing rising tiger populations with human costs

    India understands that we need our tigers and our biodiversity, even if we use only economic logic to show how it contributes billions of rupees of ecosystem services annually. We must aim for maximum natural capital regeneration with minimum loss of life
    Wild and Scenic Film Festival highlights local kelp farming and global conservation

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    Apr 21, 2026
    Portland Press Herald

    Wild and Scenic Film Festival highlights local kelp farming and global conservation

    Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust will host its annual film festival at Damariscotta's Lincoln Theater on April 30.
    Biodiversity Board Workshop Held At Indore's Ralamandal Sanctuary

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    Apr 21, 2026
    Free Press Journal

    Biodiversity Board Workshop Held At Indore's Ralamandal Sanctuary

    A two-day national workshop on urban forest management, nursery development, and conservation of rare and endangered plant species concluded with a field study at Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary. The event was organised by Government Holkar Science College in collaboration with Vigyan Bharti. Participants explored biodiversity, medicinal plants, and forest ecology during a guided trek.
    Black Panther returns to Vizag zoo after 40 years

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    Apr 21, 2026
    The Hindu

    Black Panther returns to Vizag zoo after 40 years

    A black panther returns to Vizag zoo after 40 years, enhancing biodiversity and conservation efforts at Indira Gandhi Zoological Park.
    All-Women Cohort Wins Green Nobel For First Time In Award's 37-Year History

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    Apr 21, 2026
    NDTV Profit

    All-Women Cohort Wins Green Nobel For First Time In Award's 37-Year History

    This time six activists have been awarded whose fights against fossil fuels, destructive mining, and biodiversity loss span six continents.
    Backed Landmark Study Unveils a Bold New Model to Break Siloed Education

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    Apr 21, 2026
    The Tribune

    Backed Landmark Study Unveils a Bold New Model to Break Siloed Education

    Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 21: A compelling new study finds that the way children are educated may be contributing to planetary loss, and provides a bold blueprint for reversing it. 'Teaching systems thinking to protect wildlife: a pilot study in West Bengal's secondary schools,' arrives at a defining Earth Day moment as the world grapples with accelerating environmental collapse and biodiversity loss. The research, funded by National Geographic Society (NGS) with publication support by Voices for Asian Elephants (https://www.vfaes.org/projects), highlights gaps in conventional education systems, which often rely on siloed, rote memorization-based instruction, often failing to address complex issues such as human-elephant conflict.
    Task force to come up with an anthem for Western Ghats

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    Apr 21, 2026
    The Hindu

    Task force to come up with an anthem for Western Ghats

    Shivamogga's task force plans to create an anthem to raise awareness about the importance of the Western Ghats' biodiversity.
    Oil spills from the Iran war are visible from space

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    Apr 21, 2026
    ABC17News.com

    Oil spills from the Iran war are visible from space

    By Antoinette Radford, Billy Stockwell, Farida Elsebai, CNN (CNN) — Multiple oil spills are visible from space after Iranian and US-Israeli strikes hit oil facilities and ships in the region, with experts warning of an impending environmental catastrophe. Satellite images are giving an insight into destruction in the region, including to the fragile biodiversity of
    Discovery of Calamaria garoensis: A Biodiversity Triumph in Meghalaya

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    Apr 20, 2026
    Devdiscourse

    Discovery of Calamaria garoensis: A Biodiversity Triumph in Meghalaya

    A new snake species, Calamaria garoensis, has been discovered in Meghalaya's Garo Hills. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma praised the collaborative research efforts that highlighted the region's rich biodiversity. The discovery underscores the ecological importance of the Garo Hills, drawing global attention to Meghalaya’s natural heritage.
    India’s butterfly boom: How Nature walks, parks, and trails are sparking a new conservation movement

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    Apr 20, 2026
    The Hindu

    India’s butterfly boom: How Nature walks, parks, and trails are sparking a new conservation movement

    From Bengaluru’s urban forests to the Northeast’s biodiversity hotspots, enthusiasts and experts are turning butterfly-watching into a powerful gateway to ecology, education, and sustainable travel
    Valparai tragedy: What tourists and drivers should keep in mind to stay safe

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    Apr 20, 2026
    Malayala Manorama

    Valparai tragedy: What tourists and drivers should keep in mind to stay safe

    Valparai, a scenic tea country in the Western Ghats, features accident-prone roads with hairpin bends..Valparai travel guide, Western Ghats tourism, tea country destinations, road safety Valparai, hairpin bends driving tips, hill station getaways, UNESCO biodiversity hotspot, Valparai viewpoints, waterfalls in Valparai, plantation tourism, Anamalai Hills travel, motorbiking routes India, hill station accommodation, Kerala Malappuram accident, travel to Valparai
    Orchids Sound Alarm on Global Pollination Crisis

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    Apr 20, 2026
    Devdiscourse

    Orchids Sound Alarm on Global Pollination Crisis

    Orchids, known for their striking beauty, serve as early indicators of pollination decline, a threat to global biodiversity. Research indicates over a 60% decline in pollination since the 1970s, linked to land-use changes and climate shifts, highlighting the importance of herbarium collections for tracking ecological changes.
    Festival des Terres Solidaires, l’agroécologie en question pendant trois jours à Lectoure

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    Apr 20, 2026
    La Dépêche

    Festival des Terres Solidaires, l’agroécologie en question pendant trois jours à Lectoure

    Du 8 au 10 mai, Lectoure devient un lieu de rencontre et de débat autour de l’agriculture, de l’alimentation et de la solidarité internationale.
    Don’t just plant trees, plant forests to restore biodiversity for the future

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    Apr 20, 2026
    The Conversation

    Don’t just plant trees, plant forests to restore biodiversity for the future

    The tree mix matters. Near Chesapeake Bay, scientists have been experimenting with mini-forests for over a decade. The surprising results show how biodiversity pays off.
    Outdoor roaming of owned cats elevates risk of zoonotic pathogen exposure: A global synthesis

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    Apr 20, 2026
    PLOS (Public Library of Science)

    Outdoor roaming of owned cats elevates risk of zoonotic pathogen exposure: A global synthesis

    Author summary Cats are among the most common companion animals worldwide and are often allowed to roam freely outdoors, bringing them into close contact with people, other domestic animals, and wildlife. While these interactions raise well-known conservation concerns, they also expose cats to a wide range of pathogens. Disease risk is commonly associated with feral cats, but the relative risk for owned cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised has remained unclear. To address this question, we compiled data from studies conducted globally, encompassing a broad range of pathogens relevant to human health. We found that cats with outdoor access were more likely to carry infections than indoor-only cats, and that their risk of infection was comparable to that of feral cats. This similarity suggests that outdoor access leading to hunting or contact with wildlife and other free-roaming animals can rapidly negate the protective effects of ownership. Because owned cats also have frequent close contact with people, infection acquired outdoors may increase opportunities for onward exposure to owners and the broader public, including through environmental contamination. Together, these results show that how people manage their pets plays a major role in shaping disease transmission between wildlife, domestic animals, and humans, highlighting that strategies designed to reduce the ecological impacts of free-roaming cats can simultaneously deliver substantial benefits for both public health and biodiversity.
    Meet the ‘Pink Fairy’, the world’s smallest mammal that’s making a surprisingly big impact

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    Apr 19, 2026
    Times of India

    Meet the ‘Pink Fairy’, the world’s smallest mammal that’s making a surprisingly big impact

    Trending News: Nature is home to incredible organisms, each with a unique role in maintaining biodiversity.When any of these organisms begin to disappear, due to end.
    Aux P'tits bureaux de Saint-André-les-Alpes, l'agroécologie rassemble et inspire

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    Apr 19, 2026
    La Provence

    Aux P'tits bureaux de Saint-André-les-Alpes, l'agroécologie rassemble et inspire

    Aux P'tits bureaux de Saint-André-les-Alpes, l'agroécologie rassemble et inspire
    Indore's Holkar College Hosts National Workshop On Urban Forests And RET Plants

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    Apr 18, 2026
    Free Press Journal

    Indore's Holkar College Hosts National Workshop On Urban Forests And RET Plants

    A national workshop on urban forests and conservation of Rare, Endangered and Threatened (RET) plant species was held at Government Holkar Science College in collaboration with Vijnana Bharati. Tribal healers from across Madhya Pradesh were honoured for their ethnomedicinal knowledge, while experts and researchers discussed biodiversity, medicinal plants and sustainable conservation.
    Citizens Across India Urged To Join City Nature Challenge 2026, Record Urban Wildlife On iNaturalist App

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    Apr 18, 2026
    Free Press Journal

    Citizens Across India Urged To Join City Nature Challenge 2026, Record Urban Wildlife On iNaturalist App

    Individuals across India are being encouraged to join City Nature Challenge 2026, a global initiative to document urban biodiversity through citizen science. Participants can record birds, insects, plants and other species using the iNaturalist app. Organisers said the campaign aims to boost conservation awareness and support research through public participation.
    Comment préparer son potager dans le " respect du vivant " : les conseils de maraichers originaires du Havre

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    Apr 18, 2026
    Actu

    Comment préparer son potager dans le " respect du vivant " : les conseils de maraichers originaires du Havre

    Les maraîchers des Jardins de Froya, cultivent en agroécologie. Avant Grosmenil où ils tiendront un stand, ils partagent leurs conseils pour préparer le sol avant  plantations.