BSF in collaboration with Mihir Kulkarni of the School of Environment and Sustainability IIHS, and the IIHS Library Team is excited to invite you to a webinar series on Urban Ecology. These webinars have been specially curated to offer a range of diverse approaches and perspectives to the emerging field of Urban Ecology. Traditionally, ecologists […]
OpenCity invites you to their next Datajam on "Bengaluru Lakes" in collaboration with Citizen Matters, Biome Environment Trust, Friends of Lakes, Paani.Earth and WELL Labs. This time they are combining the datajam with an online lakes workshop on the 28th Nov 2024 at 7 PM. Lakes Workshop: 📅: Nov 28th, Thursday, 7 PM - 8 […]
The Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) takes place every year. This citizen science event is a part of the global International Waterbird Census (IWC) that supports the conservation and management of wetlands and waterbirds worldwide. By using eBird and filling out an additional site form, one can participate in this multi-country effort to document the state of our wetlands and waterbirds. To […]
🌡️ As heatwaves become more severe and frequent, there’s an urgent need for collaborative action to address their devastating impact on communities across India. Heat Watch India is inviting rights-based groups, organizations, and researchers to a community-focused online session to: 📣 Share their own experiences, updates and key lessons from heatwave-related initiatives from the past […]
OpenCity invites you to their next Datajam on "Bengaluru Lakes" in collaboration with Citizen Matters, Biome Environment Trust, Friends of Lakes, Paani.Earth and WELL Labs. This time they are combining the datajam with an online lakes workshop on the 28th Nov 2024 at 7 PM. Lakes Workshop: 📅: Nov 28th, Thursday, 7 PM - 8 […]
Situated on the hot and dry north Indian plains, the city of Delhi has always lived with dust. But in the last three decades, dust has transformed into a problem: air pollution. In the world’s most polluted capital city, debates about dust rise and subside like seasonal storms, never quite becoming a public priority. Why? […]