Uttar Pradesh is set to establish India's first forest university in Gorakhpur, focused on forestry, wildlife and environmental sciences. The university will offer specialised programs in forestry, agroforestry,

India's wildlife faces escalating human-wildlife conflict, prompting a national action plan for habitat protection and coexistence strategies.

The innovative measures have been implemented on a 2.0 km ghat section of an 11.96 km highway corridor traversing one of central India’s ecologically sensitive forest belts.

Discover India’s most endangered wildlife this World Wildlife Conservation Day 2025, highlighting the urgent need to protect species on the brink of disappearing.

India’s wildlife story is not only about loss but also recovery. From Asiatic lions in Gir and one-horned rhinos in Kaziranga to Amur falcons in Nagaland, Olive Ridley turtles along Odisha’s coast, and barasinghas in Kanha,

Coexistence isn’t preached, but rather a lived reality at these homestays. Their community-driven models of conservation and sustainable practices make them a perfect vacation spot for nature enthusiasts.

India’s first forest university marks a major step in expanding environmental education. The project aims to train students in forestry, wildlife and climate studies at a time when such expertise is becoming increasingly important.