Environment

A survey by NGO ReefWatch Marine Conservation had named Chimbai the filthiest of the ten beaches of Mumbai. Here’s why.

Kayakers in Mumbai find that water sports go hand in hand with preservation of our environment.

Are you seeing suspicious degradation or encroachment of your natural surroundings? Read about what you can do to save it.

Over 60 animals in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park are available for adoption. But, they have few takers. Here’s why.

A biodiversity map puts Mumbai’s landmarks and its plant and animal life in perspective

In Gujarat, fishermen have been given coastal land for fishing. However, in Maharashtra infrastructural developments take priority.

Rivers are slowly turning into sewers due to disposal of trash by Humans. This is forcing deep sea fishing which is unsustainable.

Over 300 species of birds have been sighted in Mumbai, and many of them can be found in our neighbourhoods.

Amateur and professional photographers from nearly 70 countries photographed mangroves and their unique ecosystems.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, the reduced human movement encouraged animals to step out more comfortably prompting more leopard spotting, increasing man-animal conflicts

Dragonflies have been found to migrate a few thousand kilometres, and Mumbai is lucky to be one of their destinations.

Wetlands in Navi Mumbai are home to flamingos. The government wanted to turn it into a golf course. Citizens stepped in.