To investigate why lesser false vampire bats (LFVBs) are more attracted to female katydids, researchers from the Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc) conducted a two-year study on the prey patterns of these bats.

A study published in the journal Conservation Science and Practice shows that conserving the largest trees is a benefit in the face of climate change and, therefore, the environmental emergencies facing the world.

Scientists around the world have been eager to understand why and how a deadly transmissible cancer known as DFT1 has decimated populations of the Tasmanian devil, an endangered species of marsupial, in recent decades.

A cheetah named Uday brought to India from South Africa, has died in Kuno National Park. This is the second case in a span of one month when a cheetah has died.

Wildlife conservation has often been seen as a success story in India, with the country being home to a significant percentage of the world's tiger population.

The IT hub, which is being, is not only threatening the ecological balance of the region but also raising questions about the sustainability of the development

Recent studies suggest that ambitious global targets aimed at halting nature's decline may not be achievable, as the impacts of climate change and habitat loss on animal populations have been underestimated.

The Banded Krait (Bungarus fasciatus), also known as the Indian krait, is a venomous species of snake found in India and other parts of Southeast Asia.

The Supreme Court on April 17, 2023, criticized Mumbai Metro for attempting to exceed the limit of 84 trees that could be felled in Aarey Forest for a carport project, which had been allowed in a previous court order.

To combat this issue, the Haryana government has proposed a new Tree Act that will promote afforestation and ensure sustainable development.