Climate & Biodiversity
Three Patrol Vehicles Donated To Nagarahole For Conservation
Rohini Nilekani handed over three Tata Yodha patrol vehicles to Nagarahole Tiger Reserve Director Mahesh Kumar.
Mar 7, 2022
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Climate & Biodiversity
Preserve and nourish
There are pressing climate change issues that need to be addressed right now, but we also need to take a longer most sustainable look at our future. Our circumstances today call for adaptive and resilient models which can equip communities to face environmental challenges. On the other hand, it’s essential to support work at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact.
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Arati Kumar Rao
Weathering displacement
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Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment
Protecting the environment
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Centre for Wildlife Studies
Promoting Wildlife Conservation
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Clean Coonoor
Committed Citizens of Conoor
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Conservation India
Enabling Conservation Action
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Dakshin Foundation
Waves of change
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Farmers for Forests
Transforming India's Forestry Sector
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India Climate Collaborative
Changing the climate
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Keystone Foundation
Tribes of change
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Monica Jha – Independent Journalist
Journalism featuring marginalisation, gender, and ecology reporting.
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Nature Conservation Foundation
Forces for nature
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Sahjeevan
Cultivating livelihoods
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Socratus Foundation for Collective Wisdom
Channeling wisdom to solve complex challenges
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Technology for Wildlife Foundation
Conservation impact using modern technology
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The Real Elephant Collective
The craft of conservation
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Waste Warriors Society
A mission to clean up one mountain at a time
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Wildlife Conservation Society – India
Conserving the Wild
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World Wide Fund for Nature – India
Conservation of India’s wildlife and natural habitats
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1Shanthiroad Studio Gallery
Making space for art
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Bangalore Environment Trust (BET)
Under the weather
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Café Oikos
Walk the talk for our planet
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Camp Monk
Making Camping Accessible
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Elephant Corridor Films LLP.
Real stories on reel
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Forum of Environmental Journalists in India
The media channels good
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Kalpavriksh
One with nature
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Krishi Avam Paristhitiki Vikas Sansthan
On fertile ground
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Landscape Foundation India
The green life
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Nature in Focus
Your Window to the Natural World
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Sanctuary Nature Foundation
Abundance and stability
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Wildlife SOS
Saving India's Wildlife
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Over the next decade, India will face many new ecological challenges that will affect millions of people across the country. And we see the anthropogenic impacts on biodiversity and its effects on livelihood. We hope to support a healthy mix of work across the environmental spectrum; at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact, as well as work that takes a calibrated set of medium and long term bets.
We have been a bedrock supporter of ATREE, the pioneering research and policy institution in environment and ecology, as well as helped Dakshin Foundation, build its body of work in marine and coastal ecosystems. We support the work of the Keystone Foundation in the Nilgiris, systems thinking for the environment through the work of DESTA, nature and wildlife conservation of critical ecosystems through the Nature Conservation Foundation and Sahjeevan.
Climate & Biodiversity
The great migration: A sky full of Amur falcons in Nagaland | HT
“They’ve changed their course, they’ve come closer,” I got an excited call, early in November. This year, the much-delayed, much-awaited migratory Amur falcons had split up into several groups. Some flew as usual to the far reaches of the Doyang valley and reservoir. But another flock chose to visit Hakhezhe village, not far from Nagaland’s […]
Nov 29, 2021
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Climate & Biodiversity | Civil Society | Others
The World This Week – Children’s Magazine
Rohini Nilekani is the Founder-Chairperson of Arghyam, a foundation she set up for sustainable water and sanitation, which funds initiatives all across India. From 2004 to 2014, she was Founder-Chairperson and chief funder of Pratham Books, a non-profit children’s publisher that reached millions of children during her tenure. She has written several books for young children, published […]
Jul 6, 2021
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