Category: Wildlife

In the delicate tapestry of nature, butterflies flutter as vibrant threads, contributing to the intricate balance of ecosystems. However, as human activities continue to shape the world, the phenomenon of butterfly defaunation has emerged as a concerning consequence along the human-impact gradient. Introduction: The human-impact gradient represents the spectrum of environmental alterations caused by human… Continue reading Human-Impact Gradient and Butterfly Defaunation

By Dr. Priyadarshini Chakrabarti (Basu) (Post Doctoral Researcher, Oregon State University, USA) Nature in all its bounds and glory have harnessed the world in a tight leash – a leash so sensitive that the slightest maneuver may upturn the harmony of existence! The ecosystem services that we benefit from are priceless, vast and unthinkable. Water that we… Continue reading The Invisible World

By Aritra Kshettry (Centre for Wildlife Studies-Bangalore, Asian Conservation Foundation) Darjeeling tea is much appreciated across India and even in Europe for its rich taste and aroma. Much of this tea is grown in the Himalayan foothills in Northern West Bengal, in the district of Jalpaiguri. Tea-estate workers head out before sunrise to pluck the tender tea-leaves… Continue reading A Leopard in Your Tea Cup

In the realm of innovative conservation practices, Plan ‘Bee’ is creating quite a buzz – quite literally! Beehive fences have emerged as a sustainable and humane solution to address the ever-growing challenge of human-wildlife conflict. In this blog post, we’ll explore the ingenious concept of beehive fences, their impact on protecting crops and wildlife, and… Continue reading Plan ‘Bee’ : Beehive Fences !

Introduction: In the intricate world of honey bees, communication takes on a mesmerizing form—dance. As we delve into the depths of their hives, we uncover a dance language that transcends the limitations of sound, a silent ballet that orchestrates the harmonious functioning of the entire colony. The Dance Floor: The stage is set within the… Continue reading Dancing Language Of Honey Bees

By Dr. Satyendra Nath Maitra (Ex-Associated Professor in Zoology, A. P. C College New Barrackpore, Guest Faculty at State University, A. P. C College in Rahorah, V.C. College for PG in Botany) This very term of Conservation biology is not much archaic one rather this concept was originated from the convening of “ The First International conference on… Continue reading BIODIVERSITY ECOSYSTEM WILDLIFE CONSERVATION