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  • Sikkim’s rare ‘spotless baron’ butterfly returns to Dzongu after five years

    The Spotless Baron stands apart from its relatives for lacking the distinctive white spots that give the Baron species its name.

  • Critically endangered Arabian caracal reappears in UAE’s Wadi Wurayah after decades of silence

    Experts estimate that only around 250 Arabian caracals survive in the UAE today. The species was first spotted in Jebel Hafeet in 2019 after disappearing for nearly 35 years.

  • Himachal Pradesh launches eco-tourism policy to develop 77 sites, including Shimla, Kullu and Kasol: All you need to know

    Himachal launches eco-tourism policy to develop 77 sites including Shimla, Kullu & Kasol, boosting jobs, rural economy & sustainable travel.

  • International Tiger Day 2025: 10 Best Tiger Reserves in India

    Mark International Tiger Day 2025 by discovering India’s top 10 tiger reserves. These protected sanctuaries boast stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unforgettable encounters with the majestic Bengal tiger.

  • Artificial nests help rare red-tailed Amazon parrot recover in Brazil's forests

    By the late 1990s, fewer than 5,000 red-tailed amazons remained. The parrot, native to Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, depends on guanandi trees to survive.

  • Sustainable travel tech: Eco-friendly gadgets on the go

    From self-cleaning bottles that use UVC light and electric bikes to solar-powered headphones and Bluetooth speakers, some gadgets for the eco-friendly traveller.

  • Avian diversity shines at Sundarban Bird Festival 2025 with 154 species spotted

    The Sundarban Bird Festival 2025 records an impressive 154 bird species, highlighting the region's rich avifauna and the importance of conservation efforts in protecting this unique mangrove ecosystem.

  • Over 92,000 migratory birds of 85 species flock to Himachal Pradesh's vibrant wetlands

    Discover the vibrant wildlife of Pong Dam wetlands in Himachal Pradesh, a haven for migratory and native birds, and a growing eco-tourism destination.

  • World Oceans Day 2023 | 5 wonders of the ocean, and where to see them in India and abroad

  • No regrets, say couple who quit jobs to run ‘ecostay’ inspired by tribal lifestyles

    The transition from working in Delhi to an ‘ecostay’ on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar has not been easy for Indrani Chakraborty and Soumya Mukherji, but waking up to birdsong amid trees compensates for everything.

  • 50 years of Project Tiger: Spotting tigers on a jeep safari inside Corbett National Park

    Project Tiger is set to release the 2022 tiger census on April 9.

  • How to travel sustainably in India’s biodiversity hotspots

    The Himalayas, Western Ghats, Indo-Burma region and Nicobar Islands offer some of the most compelling sights on the planet. They’re also threatened by tourism.

  • Call of the wild: 10 keystone species that fight climate change, and where to see them

    From India’s tigers to Madagascar’s lemurs, each of these 10 keystone species has a vital role to play in an ecosystem. Plan trips to see them in their natural habitat and join the global fight to protect them.

  • UP Cabinet approves setting up of tourism board

    The board will be headed by the state chief minister with ministers of 10 departments as its members.

  • More urban Indians want to escape pollution during festivals: Study

    The study by Ixigo reveals that queries for ecotourism are on the rise, witnessing y-o-y spike of 25 percent

  • The changing colour of travel from grey to green

    Eco-tourism is more than a buzzword today; it has trickled into many corners of travel and hospitality

  • UNESCO recognition to Khangchendzonga to boost tourism:Sikkim CM

    Khangchendzonga, popular for its beauty and majesty, represents India's unique traditional links between nature and cultural heritage, Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling said in a statement.

  • Finland: The owl and the financier

    Finland is the unlikely destination for avid bird watchers in search of the majestic owl

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