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'The Prairie Is the Catalyst' for a Living Laboratory - Vimarsana News

'The Prairie Is the Catalyst' for a Living Laboratory

02.05.2024 - In Illinois, Enbridge gift of 20 acres creates thriving native plants, migrating pollinators and transformational learning for high school studentsNORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / May 2, 2024 / Can you tell a deer tick from a black-legged tick? What ...

Indian president visits Great Nicobar island as fears grow for tribe - Vimarsana News

Indian president visits Great Nicobar island as fears grow for tribe

India's president has made a whistle stop tour of an island earmarked for multi-billion dollar development that experts warn could wipe out the indigenous tribe which calls it home.

Indonesian tribe shuns political campaigning - Vimarsana News

Indonesian tribe shuns political campaigning

In forests a few hours' drive from Indonesia's capital, there will be no presidential election campaigning by an Indigenous tribe that cares little for the outside world.There is an inner circle of the tribe whose members are regarded as the most pure, are cut off from the outside world, and live off nature.

Source: yahoo.com
Google celebrates New Zealand's Maori culture, dedicates colourful Doodle to Waitangi Day - Vimarsana News

Google celebrates New Zealand's Maori culture, dedicates colourful Doodle to Waitangi Day

​On this day in 1840, Maori chiefs signed an agreement named Te Tiriti o Waitangi (the Treaty of Waitangi), with representatives of the British Crown.

Sikkim's aboriginal inhabitants suffer major damage in flash flood - Vimarsana News

Sikkim's aboriginal inhabitants suffer major damage in flash flood

Located more than 75 km from the state’s capital Gangtok, the region in north Sikkim’s Mangan district – one of the worst-hit districts, is bounded by the River Teesta and River Tholung Chu on two sides and by the mountains on one side