Over the last three months we have organized three more nature walks for children including their parents and guardians. Just through word of mouth, our initial group of 9 parents has grown sizably to 61 active members who trust us to guide them and their children in activity-oriented nature education.
The children’s interest in Nature was notably high within the members of the Nature Club with very little scope for further improvement. However, within the short window of the 3-day workshop, we have been able to achieve a marked increase in the interests of those who attended the entire programme
Led By Amitava Dutta
Assam has always held a cherished place in our hearts. From the carefree childhood days in Jorhat to the familiar rhythm of life in Guwahati, where fate led me once again, and the countless journeys to the oil fields—each moment is woven with nostalgia. The echoes of past agitations, the vibrant joy of Bihu, and the mesmerizing bloom of Assam’s flowers and wild landscapes have left an indelible mark on my soul. Time may have moved on, but Assam remains—like a long-lost love, forever special.Yet, as life unfolded, professional commitments took their own course, creating a gap of over three decades since my last visit.
The Birdwatchers’ Society organized a birdwatching camp as part of its annual camp plans at Kila Dalijoda near Cuttack, Odisha from 25-29 December, 2024. 23 wildlife enthusiasts, some seasoned and some novices, joined us
Led By Biplab Banerjee
In December 2024, I made my maiden trip to Arunachal Pradesh to indulge in birding adventures in Namdapha National Park(NNP) and we spent four days to discover hidden avian beauties there between 25-28 December.
Led By Biplab Banerjee
During October-2024 while celebrating Durga Puja vacation, We went to Meghalaya for family vacation as well as Bird Watching. I dedicated last two days of my trip (16th October to 17th October) for Bird watching and photography. Meghalaya is an important destination for all bird enthusiasts given the presence of endemic species like Tawny-breasted Wren Babbler as well as other sought-after species like Assam Laughingthrush, Spot-breasted Parrotbill etc.
Receive the BWS Campers at Cuttack Station and bring them to Kila Dalijoda by 12:30 – 01:00 pm. ( 20 km). Lunch at Kila Dalijoda. Settle down as per room allotment. 2:30 pm – Afternoon birding session and terrain familiarisation at ( Dalijoda Reserve forest) (7 km)
Led By Biplab Banerjee
Last October, on the eve of Durga Puja, I went to South Andaman for a birding trip commencing on 3rd October 2024 and ended on 7th October, 2024. This tour was led by Shakti Vel- renowned bird tour operator in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Andaman is must visit destination for all bird enthusiasts since it’s home to around 30 endemic species including those found in Nicobar Island.
Birders and nature lovers of diverse feathers flocked to Kolkata to celebrate the first-ever Bengal Birders’ Meet on 22nd July 2024. Although the cloudy Monday morning cast a gloomy shadow over the city, it could not deter the arrival of birders from various parts of the state. All flyways converged at the main auditorium of