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Fruit bat alerted Earth Quack at Darjeeling. Fruit Bats alerted well before the Earth Quack at Darjeeling. The incident proves once again that the animals are more advance in sensing natural calamities. It is reported that few number of Fruit Bats at Darjeeling district behaved unnatural before the 25th quake at Nepal. The Bats are nocturnal mammal, usually move at evening and night. On 25th morning (8-11 am) some flying Bats were found in the sky with a peculiar sound! Said Samik Gupta, a member of Inte...

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Welcome you to mother nature Look on her and learn whatever you need to know about life enjoy the spirit of life within. Samik was acclaimed by the hon’ble President of India in the year 2000, for his vast research work on West Bengal forest and wildlife. The Hon’ble Speaker of the Indian Parliament Mr. Somnath Chatterjee mentioned him as a crusader of conservation in the year 2010. Https:/ www.iucn.org/news homepage/news by date/? Https:/ www.iucn.org/news homepage/news by date/?

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Mangrove Indicator Monitor Lizards are on Survival Threat. The gestation period of the Monitor is in the month of June-July .The female species lay eggs in dried muddy elevated areas by digging holes and hide it to save from any predators. Unfortunately some human activities for the maintenance of embankment areas the large number of monitor eggs destroyed unconsciously which gives a threat in the diversity. An immediate anti poaching action should be taken-up to conserve this unique species in the wild.

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Motivation Vital, Done by Nature Indian. Tribalmen committed not to hunt endangered species except Wild Pig. NINB, Hurhura, Bankura:. Public Relation and Motivation are the only silver lining to overcome the biodiversity crisis -‘Nature Indian’ experienced once again. Nature Indian' published by Nature India Group in collaboration with B.C. Software Services (Pvt) Ltd. Publisher-in-charge: Sandip Chowdhury, Executive Editor: Samik Gupta, IUCN-CEC.

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NATURE INDIA GROUP is the first ecological media house of India, working with wildlife and forest field since 1989. The group commenced with their research division, documentary film production division, newspaper publication division, e-news division and Socio-development division respectively. On the other hand, due to many socio-economic features of present era, the ecology has caught us by throat! In addition to that, NIG has launched the project, named SFWS (Social Support Scheme for the Fishing Wom...

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In addition to that, he is also the founder of RBRF (Rural Bengal Biospheric Research Foundation) and launched the project named SFWS (Social Support Scheme for the Fishing Women of Sundarbans). .visit www.rbrf.org. Samik was acclaimed by the hon’ble President of India in the year 2000, for his vast research work on West Bengal forest and wildlife. The Hon’ble Speaker of the Indian Parliament Mr. Somnath Chatterjee mentioned him as a crusader of conservation in the year 2010.

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Regular Posts, Eligibility and Pay:. Intern Wildlife Journalist (Bengali / English), Wildlife Photographer. 21-25 years, B.sc /M.sc in bioscience, special interest in flora/fauna, subject to NIES certificate. Basic pay: Rs. 4500/- to Rs.8500/- as per efficiency. Trainee Wildlife Journalist (Bengali / English), Wildlife Photographer. 21-25 years, B.sc /M.sc in bioscience, special interest in flora/fauna, subject to NIES certificate. Basic pay: Rs. 8500/- to 12,500/- as per efficiency. Click here to apply .

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Illegal Lizard trade on steady rise! A dangerous news came from northern West Bengal. Based on eye-witnesses, it reveals that more than 100 trade agents are in serious search of living Geko Lizard throughout the forest ranges of eastern Duars! The trend comes down from the Bhutan adjoining areas as the illegal trade with living "Takshak" (Geko) is steadily rising in international market. "In Singapore market a Geko is priced around rupees 50 lakh, if not more"-our middle east correspondent reported.

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Man mauled to death by Man-Eater. Man killed by Sundarban tiger once again! NINB, Sajnekhali, 17th April, 2015 :. Said the NGO spokesperson. A government official says I personally feel really bad as the situation is getting worse but I do not have power to do anything without high level policy guidelines and adequate funding Although the official said to nature Indian that the family of the victim might be eligible to get a compensation which he will pursue at an earliest.