Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment

Recent papers from Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment

1. Urban biodiversity monitoring: Practitioner‐informed criteria to support fit‐for‐purpose indicators across contrasting urban contextsConservation Science and Practice · 2026
2. Technological approach to invasive species: the role of remote sensing and predictive modellingEnvironmental Monitoring and Assessment · 2026
3. Sound advice: A calibration framework for defining detection space in passive acoustic monitoringPLoS ONE · 2026
4. High-altitude molluscs of Ladakh: a first checklist with new records from this cold desert ecosystemJournal of Threatened Taxa · 2026
5. Competition with free-ranging dogs significantly reduces food accessibility and intake by migratory vultures in the Thar DesertBiological Conservation · 2026
6. Indigenous Knowledge and Community-Based Climate Adaptation in the Thar Desert, India2026
7. Sympatric pikas partition microhabitats differently across a spatial-elevational gradientRoyal Society Open Science · 2026
8. Edible Coleoptera as a dietary resource: integrating indigenous knowledge and nutritional composition from Northeast Indianpj Entomology · 2026
9. A new species of rupicolous Cnemaspis Strauch, 1887 (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from the Male Mahadeshwara Wildlife Sanctuary, southern Eastern Ghats, IndiaZooKeys · 2026
10. Two regions, two lineages: Untangling two centuries of confusion between Machilus glaucescens and M. macranthus (Lauraceae) through integrative taxonomyPLoS ONE · 2026
11. Grounding groundwater: Spatialities of dispossession in the Kaveri Delta, IndiaHydrogeology Journal · 2026
12. New inequalities in the urban agri-food system—insights from Bengaluru, South IndiaFrontiers in Sustainable Food Systems · 2026
13. Becoming entangled: Producing marine protected areas through Dolphin-Fisher relations in Southern IndiaEnvironment and Planning E Nature and Space · 2026
14. Assessing awareness to aid action: Stakeholders’ perception of invasive alien species in a metropolis from the Global SouthScientific Reports · 2026
15. Vegetation structure and elevation determine the occupancy and abundance of the Sky Island endemic Banasura laughingthrush in the Western GhatsScientific Reports · 2026
16. Legacy data can unlock opportunities for conservation research in data-scarce environmentsGlobal Ecology and Conservation · 2026
17. Fortress conservation versus traditional forest management: the example of Soliga tribal people from the Western Ghats, IndiaEcosystems and People · 2026
18. Investigating the efficacy of skin swabbing as a minimally invasive method of genetic sampling from Indian amphibiansBiology Methods and Protocols · 2026
19. Deep Representation Learning‐Driven Self‐Supervised Label Generation for Automated Long‐Term Land Use/Land Cover Classification Using Remote Sensing and GISTransactions in GIS · 2026
20. Online plant trade in India: species inventory and invasion risk assessmentEnvironmental Conservation · 2026