This Republic Day, we explore the high seas which sustain us all, but yet are protected by none. Why does the UN's High Seas Treaty matter and what does this mean for India?

By Sarah Drego & Prajakta Kuwalekar, Samudra Conservation At peak hours, Mumbai’s Girgaon Chowpatty is a commuter’s worst nightmare. The constant din of traffic mixed with the smell of frying bhajiyas and sweat trickling down your neck - just another day in Aamchi Mumbai - ‘The City of Dreams.’ But if you stand long enough at this same seashore at the same spot, the strangest thing happens - the noise of the city fades, the waves begin to grow louder than the traffic and a n

By Sarah Drego, Samudra Conservation For decades, scientists and diplomats have debated the utilization of nuclear energy - a force so feral, its effects linger years later in our sea, soil and DNA. Nuclear power serves as a clean source of energy, offering a clean solution to the climate crisis as it generates almost no CO2 - an effective alternative to fossil fuels and a potential boon to humanity! Yet history reminds us of the destruction that occurs when this superpow

This World Dolphin Day, we dive into a hidden yet deadly threat that dolphins face - ocean acidification.