Will Uttarakhand, Chattisgarh and Jharkhand be anything more than a few new stones?

Another disincentive to sound forest management for Indians

The Cambodian government has alleged that a Malaysian company is illegally logging in the country's hardwood forest. The accusations have been made on the basis of aerial inspections and onsite

The sandalwood forests are gone. Now an ageing Veerappan looks for greener pastures

Whatever the outcome of the hostages crisis in Karnataka, stupid sandalwood protection laws will keep creating smugglers out of India's exploited poor people

Even after 10 years, the joint forest management programme has made little headway

India's forests have been a site of conflict for centuries. But it is only over the last decade that their history has become the subject of serious enquiry. The first wave of work focussed on the

the ministry for environment and forests has proposed several amendments to the Indian Forest

The minister thinks it is time to formulate an integrated forest policy

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