Environment

A plastic road built at Olakha in Thimphu as a pilot project more than a decade ago is now paving...

Picture: HI DMC Bhutan is among the few countries globally that absorb more carbon than it releases. The Constitution mandates...

Ground-based magnetometer station for diurnal correction Bhutan now has a detailed picture of what lies beneath most of its mountains....

Tergola in Haa, home to Bhutan's largest recorded population of Red Pandas, is set to become a model for conservation-led...

Climate change is making farming less predictable. Changing rainfall, rising temperatures and more frequent extreme weather are forcing farmers to...

Bhutan’s relationship with water is growing uncertain. Climate change is putting increasing pressure on its water resources, threatening drinking water...

In homes and temples across Bhutan, the day often begins the same way with a curl of fragrant smoke rising...

From monitoring forests and glaciers to preparing for disasters and planning infrastructure, remote sensing has become an important tool for...

For many rural communities in the country, conservation messages are more meaningful when they are rooted in faith and culture...

In Phuentshogling, a recycling project aimed at keeping plastic waste out of the city's landfill by turning it into useful...