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Rohini Nilekani pledges Rs 50 crore to Bengaluru-based environmental think tank
"Now more than ever, we require institutions that serve as an important bridge between academics, civil society and policymakers, bringing insights from long term research and data to support relev
Rohini Nilekani pledges ₹50 cr to ATREE
These additional resources will allow ATREE to consolidate and expand our programs to meet our growing environmental challenges such as the loss of biodiversity, water scarcity, and climate change.
Rohini Nilekani pledges Rs 50 crore to environmental think tank ATREE
The gift is a testament to the importance and urgency of ATREE’s work in the face of our multiplying ecological challenges.
Rohini Nilekani pledges Rs50 crore to environmental think tank ATREE
Philanthropist Rohini Nilekani has pledged Rs50 crore ($6.8 million) to ATREE, an environmental think tank based in Bengaluru.
A ₹50 Crore Grant to ATREE, the Environmental Think Tank by Rohini Nilekani
Rohini Nilekani, noted philanthropist and author, pledged INR 50 Crores (USD 6.8 Million) to ATREE.
As India could become a hotspot for zoonotic disease emergence, research must be proactive
As India could become a hotspot for zoonotic disease emergence, research must be proactive
Near a Manimuthar, a home for the ‘misunderstood’ bat
Bats play an important role in maintaining a balance in the ecosystem.
3 ‘disused lakes’ can be restored, assures NEERI
The three disused lakes that may be restored are Arehalli of Halage Vaderahalli village (around 12 acres) Kamakshi Palya in Saneguruvanahalli (2.23 acres), both linked to Vrishabhavathy Valley and
26,868 birds sighted in Tamirabharani Waterbird Count
Black-tailed Godwits, a migratory bird from Siberia, was seen in Sengulam near Mukkoodal and Kalkurichikulam near Thazhaiyoothu and it has been categorized as ‘near-threatened species’ in the Inter
Here’s why laboratory science alone cannot solve the extinction crisis
A critical aspect of solving biodiversity crisis is understanding the link between humans & wildlife. Restricting cattle grazing in a wetland in India reduced bird numbers.