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How I Started My Environmental Journey as a Student in Hyderabad
by Amulya Rajulapudi \| 27-07-2025 17:22 1

I never thought much about the environment until one rainy day in Hyderabad, when I saw plastic waste floating in the water near my school. It shocked me how such a small thing like a chocolate wrapper could end up choking a drain... Read More >

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[Green living] How To Reduce Your Environmental Impact

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Carol Evenson | 02-07-2020 07:47 Comments 8 recommendations 0

As more science reports are released regarding the environment, it's hard to deny that changing our daily habits is important for our future. From the containers we drink out of to what we throw away to how we source our ener... Read More >

[Ecosystem] ‘Disseminating the effective knowledge on Biodiversity conservation’

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Aarati Khatri | 01-07-2020 02:29 Comments 10 recommendations 0

Few months back, In 2019, My proposal entitled ‘Disseminating the effective knowledge on Biodiversity Conservation’ was accepted and funded by Division Forest Office, Sindhuli. As I am a undergraduate student recently studying... Read More >

[Feature] [Monthly Event] WATER BUFFALO

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Meena Pandey | 01-07-2020 02:11 Comments 14 recommendations 0

The water buffalo is the largest bovine. It is 8 to 9 feet (2.4 to 2.7 meters) from head to rear end with its tail adding an additional 2 to 3.3 feet (60 to 100 centimeters). They gauge a huge 1,500 to 2,650 lbs. (700 to 1,200 kil... Read More >

[Feature] Monthly Event (Pangolin)

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sandesh thapa | 30-06-2020 18:50 Comments 18 recommendations 0

PANGOLIN Pangolins (Manis crassicaudata; Manis pentadactyla) are also commonly called “Salak” in Nepal. These animals are also known as living fossils because they have been around for over 80 million years. They are soug... Read More >

[Feature] RED PANDA

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Sonika Pariyar | 30-06-2020 14:09 Comments 16 recommendations 0

Red pandas, like giant pandas, are bamboo eaters native to Asia’s high forests. Despite these similarities and their shared name, the two species are not closely related. Red pandas are much smaller than giant pandas and are the ... Read More >

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