Residents and officials express concern over invasive trees and shrubs, leading to a rise in rats and snakes in residential areas.
Residents have complained about a rise in invasive species of trees and shrubs in vacant plots and government lands, augmenting the breeding grounds of rats and snakes in residential areas.
Residents have complained about GCC officials’ reluctance to clear the invasive trees and shrubs, particularly Prosopis juliflora from vacant plots.
Chennai residents demand permission to cut invasive trees causing structural damage, sparking debate on environmental protection.
Residents demand action against rising mosquito breeding due to stagnant water in city storm-water drains, prompting GCC…
Experts warn of rising snake incursions into homes as temperatures rise, urging public to take preventive measures for safety.
FoSS rescues exotic species in Hyderabad. Experts warn of ecological disruption due to introduction of exotic wildlife and call…
Decades-old trees in Banjara Hills are being felled, raising concerns over urban growth and environmental neglect.
At PV Cherian Crescent Road, which derives its quietude in no small measure from the trees lining it, the axe struck twice last…
