Mumbai doesn’t knock before opening the skies. One minute, it’s humid and heavy; the next, it’s a full orchestra of thunder and sweeping rains. But these days, the monsoon is arriving earlier than expected, catching not just Mumbaikars off guard, but also the city’s trees. We’ve always known the rains as life-givers. Yet, like most […]
Restoring Hangul habitats is not just about saving a species;
it’s about reviving an entire ecosystem. The right tree species can ensure food, cover, and continuity for wildlife while uplifting local communities
The rugged terrain of Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan conceals a quiet ecological crisis. Nearly 80% of its landscape consists of exposed rock, offering little soil depth for vegetation to take root. This fundamental scarcity of soil—not merely a lack of green cover—directly limits the growth of both plant life and subterranean insect colonies that […]
Amid whispers of poverty, trees rise—restoring bird habitats and empowering women in Aathikuppam through the Trees for Migratory Birds™ project.