Amrabad Tiger Reserve – a view from my lens..
Amrabad Tiger Reserve nestled in Nallamalla Hills along with its beautiful Krishna river is home to vivid bio-diversity, I had exciting experience as I tried to capture some wildlife that I came across in my recent trip, I hope the viewers will enjoy.. Special mention of Bapu Reddy for all his help and the Amrabad…
Kawal Tiger Reserve – An ecstasy…
“Some glimpses of the wildlife from ‘Kawal Tiger Reserve’, shot in the month of December, Kawal is such a diverse and rich forest landscape with its unique lakes, ponds, streams, rocks, hills that offers exquisite haven for vivid Birds and other wildlife and these moments of joy leave an ever lasting impressions.” (Special mention of…
Kawal Tiger Reserve – Rainy Look
“Kawal completely transforms itself in rains into a lush green riot, with huge sparkling streams and the effect it is so remarkable that is too good to be true” 🙂
Volunteering Opportunity in Telangana and Andhra
Attention wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts! HyTiCoS and WCS India invite applicants for Line Transect Surveys in the Nallamalla forests! Here’s an opportunity to explore the wilderness, while contributing to wildlife research in the landscape. To register, go to https://goo.gl/forms/63hvrK19lZBUcoeI2 or scan the code in the poster.
Papikonda – a sneak preview of the national park!
A forest where you can see wonders like Malabar pied hornbills swooshing, a shy pair of Malabar trogons, a herd of gaurs mulching on post-monsoon grasses on a high-altitude shola landscape and there are tribal hamlets which need a day’s walk in treacherous terrain to access them. Malabar Pied Hornbills Malabar Trogon Stream inside the park Mighty Godavari…
Tiger Survey in Telangana
HyTiCoS and Telangana Forest Department Invite Citizens to count Tigers!! Starting Jan 21st, 2018 Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society in association with Telangana Forest Department have launched a “citizen volunteers” program to count the Tigers in Telangana forests. “Conducted once in 4 years the “All India Tiger Estimation” is part of the National Tiger Conservation and Wildlife Institute of India’s national exercise.” Hyticos…
Tiger Research Volunteering Opportunity @ Amrabad Tiger Reserve and Kawal Tiger Reserve, just rush in your enrollments first!
To Enroll Yourself Fill The Form NOW!!! (Limited Vacancies) Please Fill The Form Today to Enroll Volunteers are expected to Carry their own torch lights, Binoculars, caps, sleeping bags, medicines etc Should be prepared to walk for long treks (5-10 kms) in evenings and mornings. It can sometimes also be camping in a suitable place. They should…
Collector Urged to Eat his Words
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/collector-urged-to-eat-his-words-on-killing-wild-boars/articleshow/57935240.cms HYDERABAD: The Bhupalpally district collector has been urged to publicly denounce his call for killing of wild boar and consume their meat by people with a caution that not only is killing of wild boar currently prohibited in Telangana, but any consumption of its meat too is prohibited by law. In a letter to…
Latest and refined Methods of tiger counting
https://www.asianscientist.com/2017/04/in-the-lab/bayesian-model-wildlife-tiger-count/ Count Me In! Bayesian Model Used To Estimate Tiger Population Researchers have developed a more reliable method for estimating tiger numbers in India. Asian Scientist Newsroom | April 4, 2017 | In the Lab AsianScientist (Apr. 4, 2017) – A new methodology developed by the Indian Statistical Institute and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)…
Volunteer for Tiger Survey in Eastern Ghats of Andhra
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Occupancy Survey Workshop at NSTR and a volunteer’s experience.
NSTR Forest Occupancy Survey Training Workshop was held at Atmakur (Kurnool) 16-18 of Oct ’15. HyTiCos along with WCS and Andhra Pradesh Forest department held the workshop in NSTR Forest for first two days and the final session at YSR Smriti Vanam. Training session was held for volunteers and forest staff. Compass, map reading, field tracking and gps use were…