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What looks like a natural disaster is often a man-made tragedy. In Darjeeling, deforestation and rising temperatures are turning the ground beneath our feet into a sinking reality. Ashok from Kalej ...

Our Restoration Stewards from the local communities are responding with their simple yet most urgent local actions to the signals we are getting from Mother Earth.

When every landscape is different, and resources are limited, guesswork isn’t enough. The Mountains to Mangroves Atlas helps you cut through that uncertainty. Check out this tutorial video on how to ...

Nature heals when people come together .. On this International Biodiversity Day, we continue taking small steps with the community towards restoration, rewilding, and a greener tomorrow. This episode ...

Making climate data accessible for everyone, not just experts. In this vox pop, Sarala Khaling from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development highlights how the Mountains to ...

The ultimate fix for human-wildlife conflict isn’t barriers. It’s restoration. Deforestation in Darjeeling has forced wild boars and deer out of the woods and directly onto village farms. For farmer ...

In Darjeeling, thinning forests and water scarcity are forcing wildlife into village farms just to survive. This conflict doesn’t just destroy crops, it forces the next generation to migrate away from ...

In Illam, Nepal, across Thumke Chipchipe (Ward 2, Maijogmai) and the Singladevi and Lamedura Community Forests… And maybe this is what true conservation looks like—not something done for a forest, but ...

Every 15 days, he walks the same path. Same cameras. Same forest. But the story keeps changing. In Sandakpur, Nepal, what once felt empty is now full of movement, captured frame by frame by someone ...

Real change happens when communities tell their own stories. Led by Kamal Ngate and the team at Jarsang EcoVision, our indigenous storytellers are giving a powerful voice to the land they call home.

When the predictable rhythms of nature vanish, this agricultural community doesn’t just adapt, they unite. For Kanchan Bhujel, true restoration isn't a solo journey, it’s a shared heartbeat. As ...