A Dead Tree: Teeming with Life
When we imagine a forest, we think of trees, plants, shrubs, algae, insects, animals, butterflies, mushrooms, flowers, creepers and many more living beings that lend […]
Articles by Asnani Bhawana
Ethos of Co-existence: Thrive of Woolly-necked Stork
The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) has the responsibility of assessing the status of all species on Earth. Species are […]
Investing in the Planet
“There is a magic machine that sucks carbon out of the air, costs very little, and builds itself. It’s called a tree.” Investing in nature […]
3 C’s to Serve and Conserve
We only have one planet. Though star wobbles in the vast expense of cold and dark space may reveal the existence of a planet called […]
Biophilic Space Designing
Humanity’s innate love for nature is integrated into this design for a biologically attuned and meditative workspace. Opinions about space design have evolved quite a […]
Eco-Hot Potato
The Draft Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) notifications 2020 has become a hot potato for the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEF&CC). The draft […]
Nature Connectedness- leads to Transformation Change
In recent times, scientists have found that interacting with nature benefits humans in numerous important ways. From physical health, such as reduced respiratory and cardiovascular […]
ICARUS: Techno-Care to Wildlife
The International Space Station, orbiting some 240 miles above the planet, is about to join the effort to monitor the world’s wild-life- and revolutionize the […]
Collapse of Our Life Support System: Need of Green Economy
Pandemic offers people that they can change their lives when they must do so. So often, we have been told that people never accept the […]
What happens when Nature Clicks the Anthropause Button?
Wildlife scientists are currently researching the impacts of ‘anthropause’- the beneficial effects on wildlife due to a dramatic reduction in human activity during the Covid-19 […]