<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of News Item titled "Forest land five times Delhi’s geographical area under encroachment govt. data shows" appearing in Deccan Herald
The five member committee, constituted by the Mumbai state government to look into allegations that the forest department had illegally acquired land bordering the Sanjay Gandhi National Park at
After intervening effectively to regulate the felling of trees in forests of various states, the Supreme Court has now ordered direct monitoring of afforestation work to make forest officials more
Of the total 49656 hectares of government forest in Nuwakot district (Nepal) 18818 hectares of forest has already been handed over to the Forest Users Committees and the remaining forest is in the
Tendu leaf collection is in full swing in Madhya Pradesh and about four lakh standard bags of Tendu leaf has been collected so far. A sum of Rs 26 crore has been distributed as collection wages to
Konkan railway is planning herbal and tree plantations along its railway line during this monsoon, with an aim to make it more green and eco-friendly. Around 1.30 lakh plants are planned in Ratnagiri
Involvement of a section of its officers in illegal felling of trees in North Bengal forests has become a source of major concern for the State Government. Some of its officers, who are hand in
Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has launched a drive to bring back greenery to Chandni Chowk. Delhi Mayor Jaishree Panwar today initiated the drive by planting saplings at the historic Azad Park
A rare conifer species, considered the only conifer of south India, a broad leaved Podocarpus Latifolia was rediscovered after 90 years at Iyerpadi shola near Valparai in the Indira Gandhi Wildlife
The district council members rejected the harvesting of windfall and avalanche hit trees in the district by an overwhelming majority as only three out of the 24 voted in favour of it. On the first
Bangladesh has banned felling trees in its Sundarban mangrove forest, which is also shared by neighbouring India, Forest and Environment Minister Shahjahan Siraj said. "We must protect our natural
