<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of News Item titled "Assam: PCCF MK Yadava accused of illegally clearing protected forest for Commando Battalion" appearing in the Northeast
About 20 trees have been choked by nonporous tiles on pavements in New Friends Colony. While some trees have no breathing space, others are left with only a foot around the roots. Environmentalists
Experts from the Regional Research Centre of Shimoga's Agricultural College visited the areca plantations in Kasaba hobli of Sagar taluk of Karnataka on Monday, where a peculiar disease afflicting
The Forest Department has approved an ambitious afforestation plan for planting over 50 lakh plants through various projects and schemes during the current monsoon season in Jammu province. This was
The World Bank on Tuesday approved a US 108.2 million dollars credit to support a project which will help poor people living in and around the forests of Andhra Pradesh. The project will help
Hundreds of wildfires are raging throughout Russia, as a record head wave has set in most parts of the country. Thousands of hectares of wild forests are consumed by fire every day in the Far East
A racket to export one of Sri Lanka's endemic waterplants, by a private concern falsely labelled as "Aponogeton Ulveceae" has been busted by the Customs authorities, the Daily News reliably
Twelve families evicted from Dhubri district's Sarparmari Reserved Forests in Assam recently have re-encroached allegedly at the behest of some ruling party leaders and have forcibly settled near the
The Arunachal Pradesh Government has expressed concern over illegal felling of trees especially in forest areas bordering Assam and Nagaland. State Environment and Forest Minster Nabam Tuki said
Wanton destruction of trees in Laokhowa, an important wildlife sanctuary of NE region has been continuing unabated for the last several years under the last several years under the very nose of the
Ravaged by earthquake and drought and infested with 'proposals juliflora' and salinity. Asia's largest natural grassland, Banni, could still go green again, if there are takers for Gujarat Institute
