Express your support for wildlife conservation by adopting a leatherback turtle today! Your support will help pay for the satellite time required for long term research and monitoring programme. NCBS - ANET Field Biology Positions.

Sunday, May 17, 2015. Inquiry Initiated into Tiger Attacks After Activists Lobby to Keep Big Cat in Ranthambore National Park. Has recently been shaken up after one of its tigers. Came into spotlight after allegedly attacking and killing a forest guard. Delayed the decision after strong complaints by experts and conservationists. Mr Meena was transferred to the Sawai Man Singh Hospital. In Ranthambore National Park is due to decline in .

The annual Pongal Bird Count, held for the fourth consecutive year is an opportunity for everyone to observe, learn and appreciate bird life. The event is part of a worldwide effort to document birds around the globe and to make bird watching popular and scientific. The event is coordinated by Tamil Birders Network and Bird Count India. The result of the count will be uploaded on ebird. House Crow was the most common resident bird appearing in 53.

11286 observations from 6004 people at 8889 locations. How are sparrows doing across India? For a summary of results of the Citizen Sparrow project. House Sparrows - who can resist these chirpy, cheerful and charming birds? Sparrows are found all over the world, almost everywhere that humans live. But strangely, sparrow populations have been in decline in many parts of the world, for reasons that are still unclear, although hotly debated! Where are sparrows still found in India? Invite your friends and c.

WELCOME TO THE COCHIN NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. You can know the names of a bird in all languages of the world,but when you are finished ,. You will know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird. I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something. Saturday, February 17, 2018.

On top of the world. Face-to-face with CLP alumni and her first shark. Landscapes of Dauria World Heritage Site. Floodplain in spring Daniel Hanisch. Announcing the 2017 CLP team award winners.

Sunday, January 16, 2011. Land of the Great Grey Ghost. Stunted Black Spruce, deciduous Tamarack pine trees with most of their needles dropped, birches and various other deciduous species stood shrouded in fresh snow as we entered Sax Zim bog. Photographs taken in colour mode came out in black-and-white as the dry snow floated down sprinkling everything with fresh flakes. Boughs bereft of leaves bowed under the weight of piled up fresh snow and ice stood silhouetted against the dull grey skies.