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Author Archives: Yogi Ramachandran

A Third of the World's Trees Face Extinction: A Wake-Up Call
2 Jan 2025

A Third of the World’s Trees Face Extinction: A Wake-Up Call

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: People & Environment |

A recent groundbreaking assessment has unveiled a sobering reality: over one-third (nearly 38 percent) of the world’s tree species are on the brink of extinction. This alarming figure comes from the first-ever Global Tree Assessment (led by Botanic Gardens Conservation … Read More

A Pangolin Success Story: Mother and Pup Thriving in the Wild
30 Nov 2024

A Pangolin Success Story: Mother and Pup Thriving in the Wild

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: WCT Work |

We are thrilled to share some incredible news! Our recent camera trap footage captured a heartwarming moment: one of the rescued and rehabilitated female Indian pangolins, with her little pup riding on her tail! Video: WCT/ MPFD A journey to … Read More

Man's Best Friend: Sniffer Dogs Aid in Pangolin Conservation
14 Nov 2024

Man’s Best Friend: Sniffer Dogs Aid in Pangolin Conservation

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: WCT Work |

A tale of human-canine collaboration to save India’s elusive mammal The Indian pangolin, a shy and nocturnal creature, is facing an urgent crisis. Poaching and illegal trafficking have pushed this elusive mammal to the brink. To combat this threat, a … Read More

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