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A 20-year-old college student's solo effort to clear plastic and debris from the Ajnar River in Rajgarh district has drawn national attention and highlighted India's wider river-pollution challenge.
Dr. Purnima Devi Barman turned a feared stork into a symbol of pride, building the women-led Hargila Army that helped revive Assam's endangered greater adjutant.
Two people are confirmed dead and one remains missing after flash flooding tore through Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Canyon, destroying bridges and triggering mass evacuations.
We set out to explore the plastic-free brand Bakva for NexusWild. Unable to independently verify its existence, we dive into the realities of verifiable biodegradable claims.
Extreme heat, drought, wildfires and destructive floods have affected large parts of the world during 2026, unfolding against an unusually warm global climate and a strengthening El Niño.
Wildlife rescuers in Bengaluru report a rise in Indian darters entangled in lake garbage, from plastic mesh to fishing nets, leaving some birds too weak to feed.
The Supreme Court has deferred Tamil Nadu's plea over a claimed 17.604 TMC Cauvery water backlog to September 15, while Karnataka maintains it is complying with CWRC release mandates.
Indonesia is battling intensifying peatland and forest fires across Kalimantan and Sumatra as a very strong El Niño deepens drought conditions, sending smoke into neighboring nations.
A 2026 Clark University study finds that while urban dung beetles strongly prefer dog waste, offspring raised on it die at more than double the rate of those raised on cow dung.
A catastrophic flood along the Nepal-Tibet border is the latest in a series of deadly Himalayan disasters. Explore a 12-year timeline of the region's most severe natural crises.
Assam has proposed shrinking Kaziranga National Park's eco-sensitive zone from 10 km to 1 km. Here's what is confirmed, what remains a proposal, and what a narrower buffer could mean for local wildlife.
Scientists discovered 5.6 million mining bees beneath a New York cemetery. Explore why urban cemeteries are becoming critical ecosystems for solitary bees and global pollination.
As India confronts its most devastating pre-monsoon heatwave on record, the convergence of a strengthening El Niño and accelerating climate change is exposing fatal vulnerabilities in urban infrastructure, agricultural systems, and public health policy…
By 2026, more than half the world's population faces water stress for at least one month each year. For the megacities at the front lines, the question is no longer if scarcity will arrive,…
An authoritative analysis of nature's most dangerous animals and their behavioral triggers. Explore risk assessment, human-wildlife conflict, venom science, and survival strategies across ecosystems.
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