Geneva, August 9: The United Nations office in Geneva shared images on Sunday of five peacocks gifted by India, calling them the “Photo of the Week.” The peacocks arrived at Ariana Park, a significant area within the UN Geneva complex. The UN Geneva office posted on the social media platform X, expressing gratitude to India’s … Read more
Udaipur : A remarkable discovery has been made in Rajpura village, Mandalgarh region of southern Rajasthan. Dr. Anil Sarsawan, a field ecologist with the Foundation for Psychological Security, and Dr. Satish Sharma, a retired Assistant Conservator of Forests and environmental scientist from Udaipur, have discovered a unique fungus. This fungus is scientifically named Spirobolus jaisukhiensis, … Read more
What are researchers doing? The sixth mass extinction continues and is even accelerating, but conservation scientists, it is claimed, have no solutions to offer. Even more worrying, the researchers would be so pessimistic that the warnings they give could be counterproductive. But is this really the case? Two CNRS researchers* have addressed this question. They … Read more
A new paper reviews current knowledge on climate change and biodiversity. In the past, plants and animals reacted to environmental changes by adapting, migrating or going extinct. These findings point to radical changes in biodiversity due to climate change in the future. The paper is published in the scientific journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution … Read more