Living in harmony with nature: Ecology and economy needs to work hand in hand
Dolly Parton once said ‘The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the
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International Snakes Day and Our Society
We recently celebrated the International Snakes Day on June 26. But unfortunately our attitude towards snake is still highly negative.
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New Tracking System Monitors Danger To Rainforests
Rainforests are a powerful, natural solution to combat climate change — providing water filtration, capturing carbon and regulating global temperatures.
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New easure Of Tropical Forest Vulnerability To Help Avoid ‘Tipping Point’
Humid tropical forests, vital in global efforts to limit rising temperatures, are under threat as a result of changes in
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Climate Change: Indication To Pakistan
Climate change has, global, community, regional and national effects, it has emerged as a major challenge to help various aspects
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Black Bear, Shifted To Balkasar Sanctuary, Becomes A Mystery
The black bear, which was caught from the National Park of the capital and was then sent to Balkasar bear
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Incredibly Rare ‘Glass Octopus’ Photographed By Deep-Sea Scientists In Central Pacific Ocean
An incredibly rare and eerie-looking ‘glass octopus’ has been photographed by deep-sea scientists during a recent expedition in the central
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UB Scientists Joining NASA In South African Biodiversity Project
Using This Data, Team Will Map South African Biodiversity, Providing Estimate Of Distribution, Abundance Of Species, Boundaries Of Ecosystems Scientists
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Country Diary: There’s No Other Bird Like The Swift
The year’s first appeared one evening in early May, during a filthy hailstorm – the antithesis of swift weather. Some
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Remains Of 3,000-Year-Old Shark Attack Victim Found By Scientists
A combination of archaeological science and forensic techniques have helped to show that his body is the earliest direct evidence
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Colombia Has The World’s Largest Variety Of Butterfly Species: Study
Colombia is home to the world’s largest variety of Butterfly, approximately 20 percent of all known species, according to a
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Pakistan Losing Nesting Ground For Sea Turtles
Hawks Bay and Sandspit – the two glistening beaches of Pakistan’s commercial capital Karachi – have long been the preferred
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Scientists Call For Swift Action To Save South Coast Reefs, With Commercial Sea Urchin Fishing One Solution
Researchers have urged the New South Wales government to support sea urchin harvesting along the South Coast as a way of boosting
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‘Orchidelirium’: How A Modern-Day Flower Madness Is Fuelling The Illegal Trade
Ivory and rhino horn dominate the popular perception of wildlife crime, but the colonial-era enthusiasm of wealthy Victorians for orchids,
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Enormous Flock Of Declining Shorebird Discovered In South Carolina
Sanders has devoted her career to protecting South Carolina’s coastal birds. After decades exploring the coast, few are more familiar
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Ocean Surrounding Antarctica Officially Named World’s Fifth Ocean By National Geographic
After debating this topic for years, it finally decided that starting 8 June, it will recognise the Southern Ocean as the
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KP To Use Modern Technology For Minerals Value-Addition
Special Assistant To CM KP On Industries & Commerce Said Provincial Govt Will Utilize Modern Technology For Value Addition Of
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