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Even with a clear scientific base, able and committed scientists, and assured State support, it may take several decades to marshal the gigantic effort — in the nature of a ‘social movement’ — to restore and sustain Nature for augmenting and sustaining human well-being in India.
31 Jan 2022 | Nandan Nawn
Glimpses from the Bio-economy programme of the proposed National Mission on Biodiversity and Human Well-being
nawnsense.medium.com - Nature supports all economic activities. It does not matter if it’s a good or a service, produced in the formal or the non-formal parts of the economic…
Darwin’s orchid (Angraecum sesquipedale) is one of thousands of night-flowering plants pollinated by moths. In this case, only one pollinator can accomplish the task—Xanthopan morganii. Senckenberg Collection / Photo: sammlungsfotografen.de
31 Jan 2022 | Kamal Bawa
The Intertwined Attractions of Plants, Moths, and People
Arnoldia, 78(5) -  It was a warm and humid night in September of 2003. In a tropical forest by the coast of Madagascar, Phil Devries, an entomologist and noted nature…
How the introduction of African cheetahs to Kuno National Park could endanger the Asiatic lion, which is earmarked for translocation to those forests
31 Jan 2022 | Ravi Chellam
Why the Asiatic lion and the African cheetah could be pitted against each other in Kuno National Park
The Hindu -  For centuries, four charismatic big cats co-existed in India. This is the story of two felines that are now, probably inadvertently, pitted against each other: the…

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