Conservation in the mountains of Uttarakhand: A Balancing Act, Dr.A.J.T Johnsingh
Conservation in the mountains of Uttarakhand: A Balancing Act Please click on the link below, to read Mr. A.J.T. Johnsingh’s accounts from Gangotri National Park, Uttarakhand. Conservation in the mountains of Uttarakhand: A Balancing Act
Bringing back the ‘Orange-finned mahseer’, Dr. A.J.T.Johnsigh
The orange-finned mahseer is an iconic sport fish that is reported to be endemic to the Cauvery basin and which has broken thousands of fishing lines, hundreds of rods and reels and dragged numerous anglers into the water. It is also known as the hump-back mahseer, as the adults develop a dorsal hump. In addition […]
Careers in Conservation
The Nilgiri Natural History Society in association with Keystone Foundation organised an event titled “Careers in Conservation” Interested Candidates from Emerald Heights College, Providence College, Stanes School, Lawrence School & Government Arts College interacted with eminent ecologists and scientists. Students got a chance to see some of their work first hand as well as engage […]
