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High -altitude wetlands in the HKH region are vital for local communities, serving as a crucial freshwater source of drinking, irrigation, and livestock.
Scientists describe the speed and scale of losses in nature and habitat in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region as catastrophic.
Farmers battling pest, diseases, and climate-induced challenges in citrus farming
Experts from The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) called for ‘bold action’ and ‘urgent finance’ to prevent collapse ...
After India shut down in response to Covid-19, people started posting stunning photos of the Himalayas, visible from 200 km ...
The headwaters of 10 major rivers originate near some of Earth’s highest points. Known as the world’s “third pole,” the ...
The Baghjan gas well fire in Assam has not only 'almost irreversibly' harmed a wetland famed for its birds but ...
Ninety per cent of the global population lives in the Northern Hemisphere, above the Equator
Experts say erratic rainfall affects groundwater discharge and causes communities to be displaced over water scarcity and crop insecurity
