The News Room brings you periodical updates on the environmentally relevant issues concerning India and the world at large. The primary focus is on highlighting the activities of WWF India and its global partners through press releases, articles, features and periodicals.
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Smt Ambika Soni inaugurates a photo exhibition depicting Sacred Sikh shrines commemorated by names of species of trees
Smt. Ambika Soni, Union Tourism and Culture Minister, inaugurated an exhibition titled “Tryst with ...
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Beyond Belief: Linking faith and conservation
Gangtok, 25 July 2006: Beyond Belief: Linking faiths and protected areas to support biodiversity ...
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Green Law Lecture 2006 - Environmental Law: Its Development and Jurisprudence
Justice Madan B Lokur, Judge of Delhi High Court, delivering the IX Green Law Lecture at the ...
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Canon and WWF come together to save the splash for the future!
Kick off a unique photography contest to highlight India’s depleting freshwater resources and carry ...
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WWF-India appeals people to join hands for a healthy and living environment on World Environment Day 2006
WWF- India celebrated the World Environment Day with a unique integration between environment and ...
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IUCN’s Red List highlights biodiversity loss
Gland, Switzerland — The IUCN 2006 Red List highlights the serious situation the world's ...
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WWF-India Builds ‘School Of Hope’ For The People of Sunderbans
A school built by WWF-India in Chhoto Mollakhali village of Sunderbans was inaugurated by Shri. ...
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Ministry of Environment and Forests, WWF-India and Intel join hands for Earth Day Celebrations
WWF-India, Intel Technology India Private Limited and the Ministry of Environment and Forests ...
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Billy Arjan Singh awarded Padma Bhushan
Renowned tiger conservationist, Arjan Singh, was awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan – one of the ...
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Animal Planet in association with WWF presents an eco-reality Series - Planet Action
Around the globe, animals and their habitats are being threatened. Most often, the danger comes as ...
