Kerala Witnesses Steady Decline in Southwest and Northeast Monsoon Rainfall Over 125 Years

February 15, 2026

Kerala Witnesses Steady Decline in Southwest and Northeast Monsoon Rainfall Over 125 Years

Kerala's average monsoon rainfall is dropping slowly but surely, revealed by ICCS. Southwest monsoon rainfall fell by 12.5%, northeast by 6.1%, posing serious climate challenges.

Pakistan Festival Highlights Climate Change Threat to Rivers and Culture

February 15, 2026

Pakistan Festival Highlights Climate Change Threat to Rivers and Culture

At Pakistan Mother Languages Festival 2026, experts warn climate change threatens rivers and cultural roots. They call for saving indigenous languages and folk traditions to protect land and life.

Welsh Charity Buys 1,000 Acres for Wales’ Biggest Rewilding Project

February 15, 2026

Welsh Charity Buys 1,000 Acres for Wales’ Biggest Rewilding Project

Tir Natur has purchased 405 hectares in Ceredigion to launch Wales’s largest rewilding project. The aim is to restore nature, protect wildlife, and support local communities.

Expert Committee Probes Complaints on Korapuzha River Dredging; Work Halted

February 15, 2026

Expert Committee Probes Complaints on Korapuzha River Dredging; Work Halted

A government panel has been set up to investigate claims of illegal sand mining and unsafe sludge dumping during Korapuzha river dredging. The project is paused until the report arrives by February 21.

White-bellied Sea Eagle Nests Rise to 17 in Kannur and Kasaragod, Shows Wildlife Recovery

February 15, 2026

White-bellied Sea Eagle Nests Rise to 17 in Kannur and Kasaragod, Shows Wildlife Recovery

The White-bellied Sea Eagle nesting spots in Kerala's Kannur and Kasaragod have risen to 17 this year from 13 last year. This marks a slow comeback but remains below the 1996 figure of 25. Most nests were in temple areas, and a new nest was found on a telephone tower, showing the bird's adaptability.