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Bird populations across North America have been shrinking for decades. New scientific analysis shows a troubling shift in this pattern. The decline is no longer steady. For many species, the rate of loss is increasing. This acceleration points to intensifying…
The latest waterbird census at Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has brought encouraging numbers, and a subtle warning from nature. Conducted from January 4 to 11, the seventh edition of the annual count documented an impressive 105,540 birds representing…
Every autumn, millions of monarch butterflies lift into the skies across North America, beginning one of the world’s most remarkable natural migrations. Travelling thousands of kilometres from breeding grounds in Canada and the United States, the delicate orange-and-black insects journey…
At a time when coral reefs worldwide are experiencing severe stress from rising ocean temperatures, a remarkable discovery in the waters of Lakshadweep has offered a rare moment of optimism. Marine researchers have identified a flourishing coral reef near Kalpeni…
Odisha’s coastline and inland water bodies are emerging as a stronghold for marine biodiversity, with the latest dolphin census recording 765 dolphins across six species. The findings mark the highest population estimate in the past five years, signalling cautious optimism…
A new report by the Intergovernmental Science Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) warns that much of the world’s economy is steadily wearing down the natural systems it depends on to function. By clearing forests, draining wetlands and…
As the historic BBNJ Treaty officially entered into force in January 2026, Sri Lanka has moved into a critical new phase: aligning its national policies and legal framework with the requirements of the global agreement. Government officials confirm that the…
Biodiversity hotspots are often spoken about with a sense of urgency, but also with a sense of distance. They are described as faraway forests, islands, or mountain ranges where rare species cling to survival. In reality, many of these places…
Migratory species are the lifelines of our planet’s ecosystems. Whether crossing continents, soaring through the skies, or navigating vast oceans, these animals connect habitats and sustain ecological balance. Yet today, they are among the most vulnerable victims of climate change.…
Sri Lanka’s Department of Wildlife Conservation has cautioned the public against falling victim to fraudulent fundraising campaigns that are being promoted under the guise of helping wild animals affected by dry weather conditions. According to the Department, several groups and…
