The fisheries of our Greater Kolkata in the far South East of West Bengal form a very integral part of our ecosystem. It is a fragile, human-linked habitat providing a stop-over site for a variety of species in thousands of numbers every year at the time of return migration to their breeding territories in the
Brief Bartir Beel Biodiversity Walk. Birding, butterflying, herping, odonating and more. When Dec 6, 2020 – Sunday 06:30 AM onwards India Standard Time Contact Persons Sujan Chatterjee, Sumanta Pramanick and Suvrajyoti Chatterjee. Organizer HEAL (Human & Environment Alliance League) and Birdwatchers’ Society Meeting Point Nilgunj, Barrackpore – Barasat Road Starts In This webinar has either
The society organised a trip to Bakkhali on 30th August 2020. The trip was primarily for surveying waders. A total of 21 members participated in the survey. Hail to thee, blithe Spirit! Bird thou never wert, That from Heaven, or near it, Pourest thy full heart In profuse strains of unpremeditated art. – Percy B
Trip Report The society organised a survey trip to Bakkhali and Jambudweep on 8th February and 9th February 2020. The trip was primarily for surveying waders. It was done with assistance from the Forest Department of West Bengal. Total of 12 members participated in the survey. We reached Bakkhali on 8th at about 11 am
The society organised a survey trip to Malda on 11th and 12th January 2020. The trip was primarily for surveying of the Ganges sandflats and its surrounding lands. A total of fifteen members participated in the survey. The group reached Malda on 11th Jan at around 5am. BWS members from Malda region had organized the