China’s deeply embedded wild animal trade may have been responsible for facilitating the outbreak of both SARS and the coronavirus, but strong commercial interests have kept effective regulations from being adopted

Poor training and a lack of support hinder reporting on climate change

In the world’s first community-managed pangolin-protected area, Nepali villagers face the challenge of conservation while attracting enough tourists to make the money they need

Despite making a comprehensive effort at trying to educate the public on the climate crisis, the Lahooti Melo attracted little backing from the government, showing how authorities in Pakistan are neglecting the issue

A woman-led effort in the desert area of Umerkot has started showing fruit, providing a much needed boost to nutrition and livelihood opportunities

Refugees from then East Pakistan and from other parts of Uttar Pradesh, residents of Uttar Pradesh’s Pilibhit district are being displaced again and again as the Sharda River submerges their land and homes

Despite the huge toll that seismological events have taken on lives and livelihoods across South Asia, there is no regional organisation to collate science on the subject or coordinate a response

Exclusive interview with Norway’s environment minister as he wraps up a trip to New Delhi

The Italian muralist, Giuseppe Percivati, who has painted the highest mural in the world in Karachi, talks to Zofeen T. Ebrahim, about his inspiration, work, and engagement with Pakistan

Despite warnings from research commissioned by itself, the government has thrown open mining auctions in Kashmir, threatening the stability of the riverbed, flood control mechanisms, and local livelihoods