Medicinal plants in the Himalayas are under threat due to climate change, which calls for reviewing current conservation strategies, including protected parks in the mountain ranges. @tvpadma reports for @MongabayIndia: https://t.co/V6FVW6SGAE
Propagation techniques training of 'Taxus concorta'(Himalayan Yew) conducted at our #Forest Nursery, including stem-cutting, air-layering & wiring.
Taxol, an anti-cancer drug is derived from this medicinal plant that shall be raised for plantation. #ethanobotany#himachal
Centre for Biodiversity Conservation & Management (CBCM) of the Institute conducted a Webinar on Identification of potential himalayan plants for value chain development
#Meconopsis merakensis plant species, found for the first time in #India from a high-altitude wetland in #Arunachal Pradesh, faces the threat of #climate change. G.B. Pant National Inst. of Himalayan Environment
@g_himalayan https://t.co/j4IJfUgwgo
Graduate students of DN College, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh get involved in Green Good Deeds initiatives. GB Pant National Institute, NE Regional Centre take responsibility of this.