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Saalumarada Thimmakka – 111 Year Old Mother To Hundreds Of Trees

Saalumarada Thimmakka from Karnataka has found happiness in planting trees. She has planted more than 350 banyan trees on both the sides of a highway near Bengaluru. She has also planted nearly

Govind Tekale

July 1, 2022

Activism

Jamuna Tudu – Protector Of Trees A.K.A Lady Tarzan of Jharkhand

There are always some people who make quick money by selling trees illegally from the forest. Jamuna Tudu and five other women confronted a timber mafia in Jharkhand & prevented illegal felling

Govind Tekale

May 10, 2022

Activism·India·News

Aarey Protests 2.0 – More Trees Were Axed Inside Aarey Again

On February 27, 2022 residents and activists demonstrated a protest as the metro car shed land in Aarey is still sealed and there are no official papers clarifying the area to fall

Aryaa Gavai

March 8, 2022

Miguel Araiz (left) and David Astrain, next to one of the geothermal thermoelectric generators, which harness the Earth's heat to generate electricity.

Energy·Science

UPNA’s Geothermal Tech Converts Volcanic Heat into Power, Innovation in Monitoring Precision

A UPNA research team has invented and developed a previously unheard-of technology, based on Seebeck effect thermoelectric modules. These are capable of transforming the geothermal heat of the volcano into electrical energy.

Rahul Somvanshi

May 10, 2024

The Avenue of the Baobabs.(Source: flickr)

Nature·Plant Life

Baobab: The 3,000-Year-Old African Giant Defying the Odds in Harsh Climates

In nature, the fittest survives. The baobab tree is one of the best examples of how to survive in harsh conditions. Its scientific name is Adansonia digitata. It is a deciduous tree

Govind Tekale

May 7, 2024

Conservation·India·Nature

How Private Biospheres in India Are Combating Climate Crisis with Afforestation

In a climate-crisis-ridden country like India, public initiative is not enough to reference this land. So private and collective biospheres are coming up. It is a heartening sign to see afforestation as

Govind Tekale

March 29, 2024

India

Bee Prepared: Manghar’s Transformation into India’s First Honey Village Aims to Sweeten the Pot with ₹50 Lakh Investment

Nature has got many sweet things. Sugarcane is one of the greatest sources of our sweeteners in our daily life. Among the creatures that supply us honey is honeybee. This humble creature

Tejal Somvanshi

March 27, 2024

Conservation·Nature

2023 Amazon Inferno: 26.4 Million Acres Ablaze, Climate Crisis to Blame?

Nature has got many wonders. One of the miracles of nature is a rain forest. Rainforest is characterized by a closed and continuous tree canopy, moisture-dependent vegetation, the presence of epiphytes and

Govind Tekale

March 26, 2024

Banksy's latest work, a thoughtfully pruned cherry tree mural on Hornsey Road, ignites discussion on urban nature in London, stirring local and global audiences alike.

Artivism

Banksy’s Latest Single Pruned Cherry Tree Art on Hornsey Road Reflects London’s Urban Nature Debate

There’s a constant stir these days on Hornsey Road, a street in Finsbury Park to the north of London. A mix of the curious, journalists, and Instagrammers gather around the new work

Rahul Somvanshi

March 25, 2024

Climate·World

WMO Day 2024 Highlights The Frontline Battle Against Global Warming

World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Day is celebrated on March 23 to commemorate the establishment of the WMO in 1950. This year’s slogan is “At the Frontline of Climate Action.” Dr. Abdulla Al

Govind Tekale

March 23, 2024