Author: Shweta Shivakumar Key highlights: Households adjacent to protected wildlife parks face disproportionately larger costs of living with wildlife Disparity in the definition of ‘wildlife [...]
Author: Vinni Jain Key Highlights: The relocation of communities from nature reserves is a controversial conservation practice, and studies on its effectiveness are lacking. Interviews [...]
Author: Simran Prasad The key highlights are: Scientists evaluated community members post-relocation to understand what factors contributed to the decision to resettle. 89% of community [...]
Author: Shweta Shivakumar Key Highlights: The dynamics of change in a population of tigers can be determined using cameras, rigorous scientific methods, and long-term studies. [...]
Author: Ishika Ramakrishna Key Highlights: Large herbivores are often considered ecosystem engineers, and their presence in an ecosystem dictates its entire functioning. It is, therefore, [...]
Author: Sikha Hariharan Key Highlights: The study examined the impact of hunting and habitat on waterbird communities in agricultural wetlands in the Kanchipuram district of [...]
Author: Simran Prasad The highlights are: Scientists examined fishermen’s perceptions of current fishing practices and management techniques in India. 86% of fishermen perceived a decline [...]
Connectivity between fragmented habitats plays an important role in the survival of wildlife. Yet, there is considerable uncertainty on how to quantify connectivity and measure its effects.
Small hydropower projects (SHP) are presumed as an environmentally friendly alternative to large dams. However, research suggests that SHP might adversely impact freshwater ecosystems.
Wildlife habitats are becoming fragmented due to climate change and increased human activity. Connectivity between fragmented habitats is key to maintaining healthy wildlife populations.
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