Habitat Destruction
Habitat destruction is the first casualty of development. All across India, hundreds of projects are being cleared every year in and around protected areas for mining, dams, hydroelectric projects, highways, engineering colleges, ashrams and a plethora of other purposes.
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Going Nowhere? Roads and Conservation in India
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The Wolf and the Sheep: Concerns about the Proposed Purandar Airport in Pune
Small Dams, Big Problems – Join the Campaign
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Bannerghatta National Park In Grave Danger — Act Now!
Mopa Airport Risks Wildlife and Livelihoods in Goa
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Silent Valley – A People’s Movement that Saved a Forest
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