Researchers at IIT Bombay discover the role of environmental resources, genes and mating in species in the development of new species in the same area, challenging the traditional view that new species can develop only in distinct geographies.

Sphaerotheca varshaabhu is a newly discovered species of burrowing frog from urban Bengaluru.

The first-of-a-kind study has used remote sensing data to quantify long-term soil losses across the entire Western Ghats region.

The new study suggests that a paradigm shift towards scaled decentralised systems is necessary to achieve sustainability and resilience in urban water infrastructure.

Researchers from Mizoram University and Max Planck Institute for Biology have discovered a new species of gliding gecko from the forests of Mizoram.

Study of plastic-lined farm ponds in orchard farming and its impact on society

Researchers at IIT Bombay devise a new technique to identify the presence of tiny invisible plastic pollutants using microwave radiation.

Researchers and biodiversity experts have discovered a new species of dragonfly, Burmagomphus chaukulensis, from near a stream in the Western Ghats in Maharashtra.

Diatoms provide a peek into our history, while also being a source of nutrition, energy and oxygen

Researchers study rainfall and soil-loss to find potential rain water harvesting zones in Indian semi-arid regions