A.K. Gupta, IFS (Retd.) / TDU
2021
Day 2 of the National Webinar Series in Celebration of World Environment Day 2021
Archana Bahuguna and Joss Brooks / TDU
2021
Day 1 of the National Webinar Series in Celebration of World Environment Day 2021.
Lukasz Luczaj / TDU
2021
This webinar was organized as part of the Global Ethnobotany Research Webinar series in which leading researchers in the field of Biodiversity and Ethnobotany share their research work.
"Can India continue to be biodiverse while feeding its people?" on July 12, 2023. Join us for this roundtable discussion and discover the intricate connections between food…
12 Jul 2023
Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan participated in a discussion convened by the World Bank on 'One Health and related issues in the times of COVID'.
19 Feb 2021
03 Mar 2021 | Kamaljit Bawa, Nandan Nawn,Ravi Chellam, Jagdish Krishnaswamy, Vinod Mathur
India and other nations need new frameworks that integrate science with policies to enhance human well-being, restore and conserve nature, and build capacity.
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03 Mar 2021 |
The planet is losing biodiversity at an unprecedented rate, posing grave danger to human health and prosperity, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity warned in its flagship…
03 Mar 2021 | Mahesh Sankaran, Jagdish Krishnaswamy, Uma Ramakrishnan
Bats are the only mammal capable of sustained flight. They are a very species rich group, with over 1200 species worldwide2, and more species being discovered every year. After…
Bangalore Sustainability Forum / Bangalore International Centre
2020
Bangalore’s eminent biologists and environmental scholars, Satyajit Mayor, Mahesh Sankaran, Uma Ramakrishnan and Harini Nagendra join the dots on coronavirus, biodiversity and forests loss.
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03 Mar 2021 |
Wetlands in Delhi and Haryana, home to hundreds of species of birds, face serious threats from pollution and encroachment; official recognition could be an important step towards…
