Why are there Wildlife Overpasses and Underpasses?
To reduce the threat to wildlife and human vehicular collision, wildlife underpasses and over bridges have become important. These also... View Article
To reduce the threat to wildlife and human vehicular collision, wildlife underpasses and over bridges have become important. These also... View Article
Wildlife bridges are very effective in the following ways: Reducing collisions between ungulates and vehicles Preserving migratory corridors Reducing fragmentation... View Article
Given below are the advantages of Wildlife Crossings or eco-bridges: Avoid collision between animals and vehicles which is dangerous for... View Article
Yes, wildlife crossings are effective and have resulted in the number of on-road collisions between animals and humans. These bridges... View Article
Green bridges, also known as landscape bridges or wildlife overpasses, allow birds, mammals and insects to keep moving despite a... View Article
The Ramnagar Forest Division of Uttarakhand has constructed the state’s first eco-bridge across the Kaladhungi-Nainital highway with the aim to... View Article
No, there is a major difference between green crackers and standard crackers. The green crackers are made with a reduced... View Article
Yes, Green crackers are allowed in India. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is the main body responsible for... View Article
Green Crackers are less harmful than regular crackers as they do not comprise the harmful chemicals that result in less... View Article
Green crackers are more suitable from the environmental perspective as it comprises less harmful raw material and chemicals in comparison... View Article
The increasing air pollution across the country has been one of the biggest reasons for the introduction of green crackers.... View Article
Yes, green crackers are better than standard crackers as they are produced using less harmful raw material. They have addictives... View Article
Almost all corals can produce both male and female reproductive cells and their reproductive methods vary based on their species.... View Article
Animal life in the Arctic, compared with that of warmer parts, is poor in the number of species but often... View Article
Depending on the slope of the land, underlying rock structure as well as the climatic conditions of the area, the... View Article
The Arctic region covers parts of eight countries. They are Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, and the United... View Article
Arctic Circle is a latitude around the Earth, at approximately 66°30′ N. North pole lies in Arctic circle. The North... View Article
The westerlies meet easterlies from the polar highs at about 60° N. and S. When Westerlies and easterlies meet, a... View Article
Winds can be broadly divided into three types. Permanent winds – The trade winds, westerlies and easterlies are the permanent... View Article
Easterlies mean winds blowing from the east.The name of the permanent winds comes from the direction of their origin. Polar... View Article