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Aditi Tandon

Aditi Tandon

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Senior Production Editor, Mongabay

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Consumer Technology and Automobiles

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Total articles 33

  • Meet DiCaprio's Himalayan serpent

    By Aditi Tandon Verified| Mongabay India@ Scientists discovered a new snake species in the western Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, which also belongs to a newly identified genus, Anguiculus. Named after actor Leonardo DiCaprio, the snake is small-bodied with teeth and not commonly encountered. This finding highlights the distinctiveness of reptiles in the western Himalayas from their eastern counterparts.

    By Aditi Tandon Verified · Mongabay India

    Jan. 03, 2025

  • Meet DiCaprio's Himalayan serpent

    By Aditi Tandon Verified| Mongabay India@ Scientists discovered a new snake species in the western Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, which also belongs to a newly identified genus, Anguiculus. Named after actor Leonardo DiCaprio, the snake is small-bodied with teeth and not commonly encountered. This finding highlights the distinctiveness of reptiles in the western Himalayas from their eastern counterparts.

    By Aditi Tandon Verified · Mongabay India

    Jan. 03, 2025

  • Decline in white-bellied sea eagle nests in coastal areas raises concerns

    By Aditi Tandon Verified| Mongabay India@ Surveys in Kerala reveal a decline in white-bellied sea eagle nests, mainly due to the loss of tall nesting trees. Other coastal states also report loss of the bird’s nesting habitats. However, there is little data on the bird’s population trends in India. Researchers in Kerala have adopted a public participatory approach for the bird’s conservation.

    By Aditi Tandon Verified · Mongabay India

    Jan. 02, 2025

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Mongabay

Mongabay is a multinational environmental news organization founded in 1999 by Rhett A. Butler. Initially focused on tropical forests, it has grown into a global entity with hundreds of staff and over 1,000 contributing journalists. Operating as a nonprofit since 2012, Mongabay aims to expand its educational and journalistic initiatives while providing original reporting on biodiversity, deforestation, conservation, and climate change in multiple languages. The organization employs a network-based approach with correspondents in over 40 countries, producing data-driven stories and offering small grants to journalists for reporting costs. Mongabay publishes under a Creative Commons license, allowing free republication of its content to maximize reach. With a commitment to accessibility, it serves a diverse audience, including the general public, media partners, and policymakers, influencing conservation discussions and driving accountability in environmental issues.

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