Gap in sampling hampers India’s ecological monitoring in Antarctica
2020-05-14 08:40
If this summer had gone as planned, Anant Pande would be in his laboratory in the Wildlife Institute of India, in Dehradun, ready to catalogue and analyse samples that he and his colleagues had painstakingly collected in Antarctica over 10,000 km away. But Pande who works on marine top predator ecology and conservation and studies […]
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