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Came full circle-teaching about invasions & restoration in India at Deshbandhu_College. Engaging with students & faculty was truly enriching! Grateful for the support from Rufford Foundation DAAD News Bioinvasions India Ninad Mungi UFZ iDiv Biodiversity Research Wildlife Institute of India in advancing this work #Ecology

Megaherbivores as mega engineers can create, manage, and restore habitats. Return of rhinos and elephants can help rewild and recover our natural heritage manastigerreserve Assam Forest Department Bioinvasions India Aaranyak

Exciting work and opportunities for restoration science manastigerreserve IISER Kolkata Assam Forest Department

If you are at Oxford this Friday and interested in discussing megafauna, do join this seminar. I will be talking on 'megafauna recovery and relevance in India' Biodiversity Network At The University of Oxford biodiversity.ox.ac.uk/events/event/m…

🌿 ECONOVO at Naturmødet 2025! Jens Svenning & Ninad Mungi shared insights on ecosystem management, rewilding & large carnivores. We joined key debates on invasive species & forest restoration. Thanks for helping shape a biodiverse future! 🌍 #Naturmødet

No plant is biologically a weed. Meaning something unwanted and to be removed, the word emerges as management jargon loosely used in gardening, agriculture and forestry, for centuries, writes Ranjit Daniels in this #commentary. india.mongabay.com/2025/06/wildfl…

This commentary re-highlights the necessity of nuanced understanding about when a species population in invasive. Such evidence-based categories are critical for management decisions and have been adapted by ipbes and other global and India's regional agencies. Bioinvasions India

New paper People and Nature: We define Nature-based Solutions and societal adaptations to biological invasions. Solutions must go beyond just removal, particularly at scales with societal trade-offs. We show how to build resilient ecosystems in a globalized world Ninad Mungi Jens Svenning

Big shout-out to all authors for this insightful collaboration! Jens Svenning Alejo Ordonez Ninad Mungi ECONOVO - DNRF Center of Excellence iDiv Biodiversity Research UFZ. Thanks DAAD India DAAD News for their support British Ecological Society Bioinvasions India relationalthinkingblog.com/2025/06/12/pla…

Exotic wildlife trade highlights the rising chances of biological invasions. Both the traded animals and the microbiota associated with them can likely build future invasions. Once seized, the animals must be carefully treated to avoid any potential risk.

New online! Alien plants and novel ecosystems in the Greater Tropics bit.ly/4kxmm8h

New paper: Alien plants interact with land-use change, climate change, and defaunation to reshape ecosystems, often catalyzing the emergence of novel ecosystems Globally, tropics are at the forefront of such transformations Nature Reviews Biodiversity Jens Svenning nature.com/articles/s4435…

New paper !!! Ninad Mungi writes "Alien plants catalyze the emergence of novel ecosystems. They interact with changes in land-use, climate and definition to do so..." Jens Svenning ECONOVO - DNRF Center of Excellence Bioinvasions India

India is nowhere close to being the "4th most equal country in the world". To the contrary, it might even be one of the most unequal. #BillionaireRaj Read this "Explained Economics" piece by Udit Misra & don't let propaganda fool you. Short thread with main issues at hand.

Alien plant species, introduced by humans directly or indirectly in different geographical regions of the world, are now spreading at an unprecedented pace, reshaping tropical ecosystems globally 🖊️ Himanshu Nitnaware downtoearth.org.in/wildlife-biodi…

Tropical biomes are vulnerable to invasive plants, due to the legacy of historical human influence and ongoing global changes. Here, alien plants are triggering rapid emergence of novel ecosystems ipbes UN Biodiversity FAO Climate Change & Biodiversity IPCC

#GlobalTigerDay2025 🐅 Tigers are recovering in India not by luck, but by "protection, prey, peace, and prosperity". Our Science Magazine paper this year explains how science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Call for DAAD Graduate School Scholarship Programme‼️ iDiv’s Graduate School #yDiv invites highly motivated international candidates from the #globalsouth to apply for DAAD-GSSP Scholarships 2026 funded by DAAD News! 2 scholarships available, each with a funding period of

From implementing to leading the way. Great efforts by the officials and frontline staff of Kanha Tiger Reserve

📢 #NewCourseAnnouncement! 🌳 Foundations of Field Ecology by National Centre for Biological Sciences Indica School of Field Ecology and Conservation 📆 December 2025 (tentative) 📍 NCBS Field Station, Pachmarhi, MP. ⌛ Deadline: 15 August 2025, 5:00 PM (IST) 🔗Apply here: ncbs.res.in/academic/indic…