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OUT OF THE WOODS IN GUJARAT: WHY ASIATIC LION’S FUTURE CAN’T BE SECURED BY NUMBERS ALONE Why in the News? The population of Asiatic lions (Panthera leo leo), also known as the Indian lion or Gujarat lion, has reached 891 in 2025, up from under 200 in the 1960s. This remarkable growth highlights the success …
Read MoreWhy in the News? A recent faunal survey in Karimpuzha Wildlife Sanctuary uncovered 63 new species, enhancing its biodiversity. The sanctuary’s unique geography, ecosystems, and ecological significance contribute to its importance for conservation and highlight its role in preserving wildlife. Survey and Findings: A recent faunal survey by the Forest Department has revealed 63 new …
Read MoreForest and Natural Vegetation in India INDIA India’s rich and diverse forest and natural vegetation are integral to its ecological balance and cultural heritage. This vast country’s vegetation ranges from the tropical rainforests of the Andaman Islands, the Western Ghats, and the Northeastern states to the alpine pastures of the Himalayas, and the arid deserts …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Union Environment Ministry shifts focus of Green Credit Programme towards ecosystem restoration, clarifying priorities amid concerns over tree planting. source:amartus About the Green Credit Programme Norms Altered to Prioritise Ecosystem Restoration Union Environment Ministry clarifies focus of Green Credit Programme (GCP) towards ecosystem restoration over mere tree planting for financial gain. …
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