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Photo of the week

Indian Grey Mongoose (Herpestes edwardsii) commonly known as Nevlaa in North India. According to IUCN, it comes under the species of least concern category, but several reports suggest that illegal trade of their hair for use in the manufacturing of paint brushes and shaving brushes pose a significant threat to the species. Location: Dheerpur Wetland Project site. Credit: Shashank Bhardwaj

Urban Ecosystems

Long-term trends in nitrate and chloride in streams in an exurban watershed
Native plant gardens support more microbial diversity and higher relative abundance of potentially beneficial taxa compared to adjacent turf grass lawns

Ecology and Society

Traditional agricultural practices and their contribution to habitat quality and carbon storage in arid Northwest Mexico: a social-ecological approach in the Rio Sonora sub-watershed
Expert knowledge, collaborative concepts, and universal nature: naming the place of Indigenous knowledge within a public-sector cultural burning program

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CUES Project: Dheerpur Wetland

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Blog Posts

Bats: The Night Workers
Out of Place and Out of Space – Translocation and the Urban Monkey
Compensatory Afforestation – Where is the Land?
Disciplining Non-human Bodies in the City
Butterflies in the city of Delhi

Research Interests

Animal Behaviour Animal Geography Animal Rights Avifauna Cities Conservation COVID-19 Delhi Ridge Development Dheerpur Wetland Project Site Dheerpur Wetlands Dogs Ecosystem Services Global South Human-Animal relations Lockdown Nature Education Nature in the Anthropocene Nature in the City New Delhi Nocturnality Non-human Nonhumans Novel Ecosystems Pandemic periurban political ecology Photography Political Ecology Power Relations Public Health Research Urban Urban Adapters Urban Ecology Urban Ecosystems Urban Fauna Urban Green Spaces Urbanization Urban Planning Urban Political Ecology Urban Wetland Urban Wildlife Wastewater Wetland Restoration wetlands

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Urbanization: Fate of Ecosystem and Native Flora?

By Vipin Kumar Urban development for the provisioning of shelter to the ever increasing population transforms agricultural land into concrete … Continue reading Urbanization: Fate of Ecosystem and Native Flora?

Threatened wetland ecology: impact of over fertilization and non-point sources

By Vipin Kumar Wetlands are highly productive, water saturated areas having life adapted under these conditions. Swamps, marshes, estuaries, and bogs … Continue reading Threatened wetland ecology: impact of over fertilization and non-point sources

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