Adventure
Conversation on Climate Change
-Susan Sharma
Shashi Sharma from IndianWildlifeClub interviewed Anukriti when she visited India. In her first video, she explains why she believes that climate change is "REAL". She believes that the
scientific language used by climate scientis ts can be confusing to common people and politicians tend to take advantage of this confusion.
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Bird Watching
Mrs Shakti Bishnoi
& Mr A S Bishnoi
....Far from the concrete jungles, honking, regular hustle-bustle, polluted air, and boredom of city life style we planned to make a visit to the hub of migratory birds i.e. Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary in Nagapattinam
district in Southern India..........
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Common Birds of India
Mrs Shakti Bishnoi
& Mr A S Bishnoi
Human beings are forced to stay in their homes due to the covid-19 pandemic, leading to no pollution and long awaited healing of mother earth.
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Conservation
Could conservation prevent pandemics?
S.Ananthanarayanan
Many diseases come to humans from animal reservoirs and are then transmitted and spread by the high mobility and sociability of humans. Examples of bacterial diseases brought to us by
animals or insects, zoonoses, as they are called, are anthrax, plague, leptospirosis, salmonellosis, Lyme disease. And examples of viral zoonoses are Zika, Dengue, Eastern Equine encephalitis, West Nile, Yellow Fever Chikungunya, Rift Valley Fever. And then
there are fungi and parasitical diseases which come to humans from animal hosts.
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General
......The All eyes on Dogs report has been launched by World Animal Protection on the occasion of World Rabies Day.............
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Members Speak
Rambles in Indian Jungles I – Prosenjit Dasgupta
If you hear names like Mahuamilan, Chhipadohar, Beliakusum Ghati, or Suguasimar, you can be reasonably sure that you are somewhere near or at Palamau National Park,
now a tiger reserve.
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