Climate change and deforestation destroying food source, warn scientists from around the world

Managing river systems can help Pakistan manage floods, deal with droughts, create engines for a green economy, as well as help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions more effectively and more cheaply than big dams, argue Hassan Abbas and Asghar Hussain

Degraded soils cannot support lives

Rail and road projects have divided the Rajaji National Park, one of India’s 50 tiger reserves, into two parts, with a massive impact on the tiger and elephant population

Conservationist Nandini Velho on why Arunachal Pradesh is the most beautiful place in the world and how China and India need to work together to protect its wildlife

The first global assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services has held humans largely responsible for a looming mass extinction of species and has urged immediate action to avert disaster

In a book of essays, a Pakistani forest official looks back at the natural beauty that he has encountered through his work and travels

The global biodiversity hotspot will lose up to 87% of original habitat by the end of the century, with repercussions around the world

These rivers sustain life in the mountains and supply critically-needed water to the bigger rivers in the Ganga basin

Pakistan’s “Ten Billion Trees Tsunami” drive to plant trees across the country may offer a great opportunity to deal with climate change impacts, as long as care is taken in its planning and execution