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Rekindling ties with nature

When I had started to live permanently in my village named Moutorh (District Purulia, West Bengal, India) I became interested in how nature can provide practical lessons and answers to challenges I was facing in my own life.

Learning from nature

Our activities have caused significant damage to ecosystems, leading to issues such as polluted air and water, income inequality, and a general sense of unease. Our civilization's principles have strayed from the "logic of life," which relied on living with nature and not merely exploiting its resources. We must find ways to restore our relationship with nature, and leaders need to have a deep understanding of the complex challenges we face to address them effectively.

Nations to adopt ecosystem accounting

The new framework recognizes that ecosystems deliver important services that generate benefits for people. In essence, they are assets to be maintained, similar to economic assets.

Ecotourism in Saudi Arabia on the rise

"There should be an emphasis on the plantation of the trees that provide wide-spreading canopies, consume minimum water and are suitable to climatic conditions of the capital."

Nature at its best in Coorg’s coffee plantations

In an ecologically diverse and sensitive region like Coorg, threats to the forest ecosystem are aplenty, and are prone to multiplication with additional construction to support the consumerist traveller's lifestyle.

300-yr-old Banyan tree in Chandni Chowk awaits saviours

The branches of the towering tree are now being impeded by concrete walls of an under-construction building, which is part of a project being developed by a real estate firm. Realising the threat to the tree that is part of the built heritage of Chandni Chowk, two local residents have even filed a petition in a court.