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    Italian rice farmer beats heat with biodiversity haven

    English

    Oct 12, 2026
    Malay Mail

    Italian rice farmer beats heat with biodiversity haven

    CROVA (Italy), Oct 13 — Four hundred years after monks transformed a patch of marshlands in northwest Italy into rice fields, farmer Alice Cerutti has restored a third to their...
    Governor urges Arunachal University to focus research on biodiversity, indigenous knowledge

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Lokmat Times

    Governor urges Arunachal University to focus research on biodiversity, indigenous knowledge

    Governor urges Arunachal University to focus research on biodiversity, indigenous knowledge - Itanagar, Oct 12 Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen K.T. Parnaik (Retd) on Monday urged Arunachal Pradesh University to ... Get Latest News on National only on lokmattimes.com
    SA pushes for biodiversity funding before COP17

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Mail & Guardian

    SA pushes for biodiversity funding before COP17

    Ahead of COP17 in Armenia, South Africa is demanding accessible, non-debt biodiversity finance and technology transfer to turn global conservation commitments…
    Rewilding urban home yards may benefit human microbiome and inflammatory response in just three months

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Medical Xpress

    Rewilding urban home yards may benefit human microbiome and inflammatory response in just three months

    Urbanization and biodiversity loss have reduced human contact with the diverse microbiomes found in natural environments. Exposure to environmental microbes supports the normal development and regulation of the immune system. This reduction in exposure is considered a contributing factor to the rising prevalence of allergies, asthma, type 1 diabetes and other immune-mediated diseases.
    EK marks 31st anniversary with enhanced Agila The EKsperience: Saribuhay, OPM night

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    Oct 12, 2026
    The Manila Times

    EK marks 31st anniversary with enhanced Agila The EKsperience: Saribuhay, OPM night

    ENCHANTED Kingdom (EK), the first and only world-class theme park in the Philippines, renews its commitment to sustainability and biodiversity as it celebrates its 31st anniversary with the second set of enhancements of its award-winning flying theater, Agila The EKsperience: Saribuhay, this October.
    Programme Ihyae : neuf consortiums au service de l’entrepreneuriat agricole

    Français

    Oct 12, 2026
    Industries.ma

    Programme Ihyae : neuf consortiums au service de l’entrepreneuriat agricole

    Cofinancé par l’Agence française de développement (AFD) et l’Union européenne, le programme Ihyae mobilise neuf consortiums pour accompagner des projets d’agroécologie et d’entrepreneuriat agricole dans les régions de l’Oriental, de Fès-Meknès et de Souss-Massa. Un dispositif d’assistance technique de 36 mois est prévu pour assurer le suivi administratif, financier et opérationnel des initiatives retenues. Le […]
    Rice farmer builds biodiversity haven to beat heat

    English

    Oct 12, 2026
    CP24 Toronto

    Rice farmer builds biodiversity haven to beat heat

    Four hundred years after monks transformed a patch of marshlands in northwest Italy into rice fields, farmer Alice Cerutti has restored a third to their natural state, prioritizing biodiversity over crop yield.
    " C’est vraiment une révolution " : drones, taureaux et moutons pour sauver la culture du riz en Camargue

    Français

    Oct 12, 2026
    Le Parisien

    " C’est vraiment une révolution " : drones, taureaux et moutons pour sauver la culture du riz en Camargue

    Les drones permettent d’atteindre des parcelles noyées et difficiles d’accès pour y planter un couvert végétal destiné au pâturage ou à devenir un engrais naturel. La Compagnie nationale du Rhône soutient financièrement cette expérience d’agroécologie à travers le projet « Rizilien...
    NHAI plants 5.20 lakh saplings across Odisha in 4 months

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    Oct 12, 2026
    ThePrint

    NHAI plants 5.20 lakh saplings across Odisha in 4 months

    Bhubaneswar, Oct 12 (PTI) The NHAI has planted 5.20 lakh saplings across Odisha over the past four months to expand green cover and promote biodiversity along highway corridors, an official statement said on Monday. The plantation drive includes initiatives such as the ‘Arogya Van’ programme, bee corridor plantations, median greening and community plantation activities, the […]
    India’s declining birdlife affects more than biodiversity

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Firstpost

    India’s declining birdlife affects more than biodiversity

    India’s changing bird populations are altering not only ecosystems, but also the unique linguistic framework and cultural knowledge associated with them
    South Africa, India share common vision for medicinal plant conservation: Minister

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Times of India

    South Africa, India share common vision for medicinal plant conservation: Minister

    India and South Africa have similar views on the need to protect medicinal plants and preserve biodiversity, South African deputy minister of forestry,
    "Ihyae" : Le Maroc mise sur l’agroécologie et l’entrepreneuriat pour faire émerger une classe moyenne agricole

    Français

    Oct 12, 2026
    Le Matin

    "Ihyae" : Le Maroc mise sur l’agroécologie et l’entrepreneuriat pour faire émerger une classe moyenne agricole

    Le Maroc veut renforcer l’écosystème agricole régional en misant sur les petits exploitants et les prestataires de services qui gravitent autour d’eux.
    Nature does not respect borders, UN biodiversity chief warns

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Bangkok Post

    Nature does not respect borders, UN biodiversity chief warns

    PARIS - War, economic pressure, budget strain -- United Nations biodiversity chief Astrid Schomaker is under no illusions that the coming UN nature summit (COP17) is taking place "in some kind of geopolitical vacuum".
    World leaders urged to 'course correct' as UN nature goals fall short

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    Oct 12, 2026
    Bangkok Post

    World leaders urged to 'course correct' as UN nature goals fall short

    PARIS (FRANCE) - Nations are steeling for a disappointing report card at this month's UN biodiversity summit, with governments falling short on their commitments to protect the plants, animals and ecosystems that sustain life on Earth.
    Kerala State Biodiversity Board submits policy document to mitigate threats due to invasive species

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    Oct 12, 2026
    The Hindu

    Kerala State Biodiversity Board submits policy document to mitigate threats due to invasive species

    KSBB proposes a seven-point policy to prevent, monitor, and manage invasive species in Kerala, boosting awareness, research, and community action.
    Sikkim CM bats for conserving indigenous fish species, protecting aquatic biodiversity

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    Oct 11, 2026
    ThePrint

    Sikkim CM bats for conserving indigenous fish species, protecting aquatic biodiversity

    Gangtok, Oct 11 (PTI) Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on Sunday released ‘Chocolate Mahseer’ fish into the Rangeet river, underlining the importance of conserving indigenous fish species and protecting the state’s aquatic biodiversity. Tamang released the fish species during the second day of the Chirbirey River Fest near Jorethang. The CM, who attended the […]
    Another weekend of care for parks under TOI’s #IamBengaluru initiative

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    Oct 11, 2026
    Times of India

    Another weekend of care for parks under TOI’s #IamBengaluru initiative

    Bengaluru residents joined TOI’s #IamBengaluru Volunteer for Parks drives, from de-weeding to clean-ups and biodiversity walks across city parks and lakes.
    The dark side of bridal creeper: Why this stunning garden vine is a threat to Kerala's biodiversity

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    Oct 11, 2026
    Malayala Manorama

    The dark side of bridal creeper: Why this stunning garden vine is a threat to Kerala's biodiversity

    Kerala's prized ornamental bridal creeper vine is an aggressive ecological hazard. Growing rapidly, its dense foliage smothers native flora and
    Arunachal Pradesh Forester Takes Wildlife Education Into the Forest Through "Classroom In the Wild"

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    Oct 11, 2026
    NDTV.com

    Arunachal Pradesh Forester Takes Wildlife Education Into the Forest Through "Classroom In the Wild"

    A forest officer at Kamlang Tiger Reserve has launched "Classroom in the Wild" to help students learn about biodiversity, wildlife conservation and human-wildlife coexistence through practical experiences in nature.
    Environment group in Chennai provides ‘Golden Wings’ to women in Vedanthangal

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    Oct 11, 2026
    The Hindu

    Environment group in Chennai provides ‘Golden Wings’ to women in Vedanthangal

    An initiative by Chennai-based Care Earth Trust is training local women in Vedanthangal and Unamancheri to identify birds, lead nature walks and earn a livelihood while spreading biodiversity awareness