To win more tourist attention for the Malabar Wildlife Sanctuary, the Forest Department is planning better amenities for visitors to the picturesque forests. The sanctuary, home to more than 180 species
Kevin Kishore KOZHIKODE: A study conducted by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) scientists here has revealed that at least 12 fish species, rarely seen on the Malabar coast, are frequently spotted along the coast due to swift climate changes.
<p>KOCHI: Expressing concern over the Kolachil fishing method in the state, a Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) report has said that the system would slowly wipe out the cuttlefish resource in the state.<br />
J Ramakrishnan THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Climate change coupled with construction of sea walls and infrastructure activities are threatening the habitat of sea-turtles, an endangered marine species, along the Kerala coast, say conservationists.
J Ramakrishnan, Thiruvananthapuram, Aug 18 (PTI) Climate change coupled with construction of sea walls is threatening the habitat of the endangered sea turtles along the Kerala coast, say conservationists.
An Elglish translation has been made exactly 300 years after the Hortus Malabricus was written, new, sinister designs seem to lurking behind it biopiracy
Conserving the Malabar civet is good economics
Researchers prove that movements in the Earth s crust are largely responsible for the uneven distribution of global biological diversity
