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    Ridge set to be revived in 4 years, says Amit Shah,, launches campaign to plant 70 lakh trees in Delhi

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    Jul 7, 2026
    The Indian Express

    Ridge set to be revived in 4 years, says Amit Shah,, launches campaign to plant 70 lakh trees in Delhi

    He said that the Centre and Delhi government have resolved to develop 6,300 hectares of green Ridge area into forest land over the next four years and give legal protection to it to conserve its biodiversity, soil, water and Delhi's environment.
    Illegal lotus farming threatens Thamirabarani wetlands

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Times of India

    Illegal lotus farming threatens Thamirabarani wetlands

    Illegal lotus cultivation in Thamirabarani irrigation tanks pollutes wetlands, harms biodiversity and water use; activists urge WRD action as district awaits complaints.
    Illegal Lotus Farming Threatens Thamirabarani Wetlands and Livelihoods

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Times of India

    Illegal Lotus Farming Threatens Thamirabarani Wetlands and Livelihoods

    Illegal lotus farming in Thamirabarani irrigation tanks threatens wetlands, biodiversity and water use; ATREE urges action as lotus spreads in Manimuthar channel ponds.
    Home Minister Amit Shah unveils ‘Green Ridge Plan’, vows legal shield for Delhi’s forest

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    Jul 7, 2026
    The New Indian Express

    Home Minister Amit Shah unveils ‘Green Ridge Plan’, vows legal shield for Delhi’s forest

    Calling the Ridge the “lungs of Delhi”, Shah said the government would take the legal route to safeguard its biodiversity, soil and water resources, ensuring lo
    Hawaii introduced strawberry guava from Brazil in the 1800s for its edible fruit, but scientists now say the invasive tree has spread across the islands, forming dense forests that crowd out native pl

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Times of India

    Hawaii introduced strawberry guava from Brazil in the 1800s for its edible fruit, but scientists now say the invasive tree has spread across the islands, forming dense forests that crowd out native pl

    US News: Discover how the invasive strawberry guava, introduced to Hawaii in the 1800s, is disrupting native ecosystems and threatening biodiversity across the islands. Learn about the challenges of controlling its rapid growth and the innovative biocontrol solutions being explored by scientists.
    7 grasslands and plateaus in Maharashtra that become magical during monsoon

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Times of India

    7 grasslands and plateaus in Maharashtra that become magical during monsoon

    It is the onset of the monsoon season that makes the laterite plateaus of Maharashtra the most beautiful landscapes of India in terms of natural beauty for a few months of the year, as these plateaus and grasslands come alive with a blanket of flowers, greenery, streams and mists. While some of these grasslands and plateaus are among the biodiversity hotspots of India, others stand out on account of their unique ecology. Following are seven plateaus and grasslands in India that can be visited in monsoon
    Climate Change and its impact on India

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Daily Excelsior

    Climate Change and its impact on India

    Ram Rattan Sharma Climate change is one of the main environmental challenges facing the world today. India is facing several problems. Climate change is associated with various adverse impacts On agriculture, water resources, forest and biodiversity, health , coastal management...
    Bee Hotels Aren't Just for Bees. What Scientists Found After Three Years Experiment May Surprise You

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    Jul 7, 2026
    NewsX

    Bee Hotels Aren't Just for Bees. What Scientists Found After Three Years Experiment May Surprise You

    Bee hotels were created to help struggling pollinators, but a long-term study found they attract far more than bees. Discover what these miniature shelters reveal about biodiversity and why they are only part of the conservation solution.
    Ghostly squid, glowing worms among 31 alien-like species discovered off Brazil coast

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    Jul 7, 2026
    The Indian Express

    Ghostly squid, glowing worms among 31 alien-like species discovered off Brazil coast

    A deep-sea expedition off the coast of Brazil has revealed 31 new marine species, including a transparent juvenile glass squid and a fast-moving gossamer worm. The use of advanced technology allowed scientists to study these creatures in their natural habitat, providing valuable insights into the ocean’s uncharted biodiversity and its potential impact on evolution and […]
    Fishing for DNA - how a cup of river water can reveal secrets about human health, pollution and biodiversity

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    Jul 7, 2026
    The Conversation

    Fishing for DNA - how a cup of river water can reveal secrets about human health, pollution and biodiversity

    Environmental DNA contained in a small sample of water, sand or even air can reveal the presence of people, wildlife and pathogens, helping researchers track where they’ve migrated.
    Nectar garden with native plants for pollinators taking shape in Coimbatore

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    Jul 6, 2026
    The Hindu

    Nectar garden with native plants for pollinators taking shape in Coimbatore

    A new nectar garden in Coimbatore aims to support pollinators with native plants, promoting environmental health and biodiversity.
    An update to the popular Merlin Bird ID app will turn millions of birdwatchers like me into citizen scientists — doing your bit for bird conservation efforts just got easier

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    Jul 6, 2026
    TechRadar

    An update to the popular Merlin Bird ID app will turn millions of birdwatchers like me into citizen scientists — doing your bit for bird conservation efforts just got easier

    Integration with the leading eBird biodiversity database could be a huge boost for monitoring bird populations
    The Dark Side of Eucalyptus: Sri Lanka's Tree Planting Legacy Under Scrutiny

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    Jul 6, 2026
    Times of India

    The Dark Side of Eucalyptus: Sri Lanka's Tree Planting Legacy Under Scrutiny

    Science News: A reassessment of Sri Lanka's eucalyptus plantations from the 1930s reveals alarming ecological impacts, including lower water flow, drier soils, and reduced biodiversity, prompting a need for sustainable forest management practices.
    Arunachal deputy CM calls for balancing development with environmental sustainability

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    Jul 6, 2026
    ThePrint

    Arunachal deputy CM calls for balancing development with environmental sustainability

    Itanagar, Jul 6 (PTI) Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein on Monday called for balancing development with environmental sustainability. Speaking at the ‘Van Mahotsav’ celebrations here, he urged the youth to preserve the state’s rich biodiversity, indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage. Mein said biodiversity, cultural diversity and sustainable development are closely linked and must […]
    The wild island depicted in Love Story is fighting to stay that way

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    Jul 6, 2026
    National Geographic

    The wild island depicted in Love Story is fighting to stay that way

    What to know before visiting the biodiversity haven where JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette got married.
    Beekeeping initiative in Pichavaram mangroves: a sweet livelihood for Irula tribals

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    Jul 6, 2026
    The Hindu

    Beekeeping initiative in Pichavaram mangroves: a sweet livelihood for Irula tribals

    A beekeeping initiative in Pichavaram mangroves supports Irula tribals, enhancing livelihoods while promoting biodiversity and ecosystem conservation.
    A scientist built 200 hotels for bees. Three years later, the guests he found changed what we know about pollinators and biodiversity

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    Jul 6, 2026
    Times of India

    A scientist built 200 hotels for bees. Three years later, the guests he found changed what we know about pollinators and biodiversity

    Science News: Hotels are usually built for travellers, but some are designed for creatures no bigger than your thumb. Scientists and conservationists have spent yea.
    Rotary Elite launches Native Plants Adoption Programme

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    Jul 6, 2026
    The Hitavada

    Rotary Elite launches Native Plants Adoption Programme

    to encourage ecological restoration and biodiversity conservation, the rotary club of nagpur elite, in collaboration with the green living foundation and neutral initiative, has launched the native plants adoption programme, an initiative aimed at promoting the plantation and conservation of indigenous plant species. sana pandit, the immediately past president said, “indigenous trees support a wide range of birds, butterflies, bees, insects and other wildlife, while helping prevent soil erosion, improve gro
    BTC forests record 346 of Assam’s 620 butterfly species

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    Jul 5, 2026
    Times of India

    BTC forests record 346 of Assam’s 620 butterfly species

    BTC forests in Assam document 346 of 620 butterfly species in new booklet, highlighting Manas biodiversity corridor and threats from habitat loss and climate change.
    Environmentalists call for protection of biodiversity-rich Perungulam tank

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    Jul 5, 2026
    The Hindu

    Environmentalists call for protection of biodiversity-rich Perungulam tank

    Environmentalists urge conservation of Perungulam tank due to its vital biodiversity and the threats from illegal lotus cultivation.