Environment
Wildlife SOS chief says frantic calls after sighting of snake increased during the floods
[…]Residents of the congested Yamuna Khadar area have been severely affected not just by eye infections but also by vaginal and skin infections due to flood water
[…]Harnessing sun’s energy to rebuild lives, solar panels energise Delhi’s flood shelters
[…]For the farmers in Yamuna Khadar, the floods couldn’t have come at a worse time
[…]With over 9,000 displaced within a week, the flood fury at Hindon river banks has returned after 45 years
[…]To enhance visitor experience and engagement, a new online portal, abwls.eforest.delhi.gov.in, was launched specifically for the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary
[…]Mindless planting of trees along the Yamuna floodplains is neither helping the ecology not the environment, say experts
[…]Experts who have been working in the field of conservation of the fast-disappearing flora and fauna say conserving forests and biodiversity must rank high on the priority lists of the governments as well as the common people
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