Research & Action Laboratory
Cities are energy guzzlers and consume large amount of energy on a daily basis. A large part of this energy continues to come from fossil fuel based polluting sources, thereby increasing the carbon footprint of […]
The concept of Urban Ecotourism for Delhi was first published as a Book Chapter by Dr. Govind Singh in 2012 in the Book titled, Landscape Fragmentation and Restoration Researches in India (Edited by Prof. Prafulla […]
Setting up of Eco Clubs is part of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change’s National Green Corps Scheme. As part of this scheme, schools (and colleges) are encouraged to set up Eco Clubs for […]
Inclusive Urban Ecology necessary needs to include aspects of Human Ecology as well. This is because without argument, urban ecosystems are dominated by Homo sapiens or human beings. Urban ecological investigations thus also maintain a […]
The water demand of the National Capital Territory of Delhi has been constantly rising with increasing population as well due to increase in the standard of living. An important component in the latter is the […]
After water, air and energy, the next big crisis being faced by cities is going to be food. There is ample evidence to indicate that cities need to focus and optimize on their food demand […]
Zoological gardens have long been the rendezvous of people with wildlife, in a safe and secure manner. The Vienna Zoo, part of the imperial summer residence of Schönbrunn, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was founded […]
The project focuses on understanding the past in Delhi’s present by attempting to create an archive of the various parks, places and buildings/ monuments located in Delhi which have historical and/or environmental significance especially in […]