A new study by Chinese scientists has revealed the mechanisms by which grazing affects the ecosystem functioning of alpine ...

The initiative is being undertaken under the guidance of Amol Satpute, deputy conservator of forests (DCF), Satara division ...

States urge Centre to recognise grasslands under forest law, flag role in biodiversity, climate resilience and livelihoods at NBWL meeting ...

Savannah's Mayor's Small Business Conference highlighted economic growth driven by logistics and manufacturing, offering ...

Toronto will begin prescribed burns in High Park and Lambton Park on Thursday to protect the rare black oak savannah ecosystem and woodland habitats. “Traditional and prescribed burns are controlled ...

The Upshot League will embark on its ambitious debut season Friday night in Greensboro and Jacksonville. Can it be the WNBA's ...

Two female cheetahs from Botswana have been released into Kuno National Park by CM Mohan Yadav, marking another major step in ...

Bennett University has partnered with Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), USA, through a Memorandum of Understanding ...

By Clare Nuttall in Astana The return of saiga antelopes and other large grazing animals to Kazakhstan’s steppe is set to ...

In the heart of the city, the rolling slopes of the Melville Koppies hold a quiet secret beneath their windswept grasses – a ...

Poisonous plants are encroaching on Asia's grasslands, but scientists have found that they could help save the ecosystem.

On the African savannah, survival often depends on powerful weapons like horns, claws, or massive size. Yet the zebra thrives without any of these obvious advantages. We explore how speed, endurance, ...