Manas National Park

This is spring! It is message for new creation. Manas is blooming every where with rainbow . From morning to evening nature is enjoying with new creation and love. Oh! beautiful Manas I really love you.

 Purabi and Doimalo on pleasure nap after having morning feed Hainari, the adult female rhino (Rhino No-17) was translocated to Manas National Park (MNP) from Kaziranga National Park (KNP) in March, 2012 under the Indian Rhino Vision-2020 (IRV 2020). IRV 2020 is an ambitious programme of the Govt. of Assam and is supported by WWF-India, International Rhino Foundation (IRF), US Fish and Wild Life Service (USFWS) along with Bodo Land Territorial Council (BTC) and supported by number of local organizations. Hainari adapted well to her new home and after 1year 19 days, she gave birth to a male calf in Sidhajahr area of Bansbari range of Manas NP. The area is 40 km west of Bansbari. The area has mixed deciduous vegetation. Several river-channels zigzag the area and during monsoon it is usually prone to flood. Such conditions often make patrolling and monitoring of mother with her new born calf very difficult. However, monitoring teams temporarily based at Siadh...

Asian Broad Bill , It is a beautiful bird. I have taken this photograph at Doimary, Indu-Bhutan Boarder in the year 2012. I spent one night at Doimary Wild Life Trust India (WTI) field camp and early morning  went out for this photograph. I wait for about 1 hour to shot this photograph. Dr. Bhaskar Choudhury was with me when I shot inside at heart of Manas NP

                             A group of Baya Weaver ( female) during the month of November at Manas National Park,                          (Special acknowledgment for Pallavi and Rajarshi of WWF-India for identification)

This is  time of Orchid at Manas NP

 Patrolling elephants in Manas NP have great role on protection and monitoring  of wild life. I have been using my several hundred hours on patrolling elephants last six years. I wish all the best for these great guys of Manas NP.

On 1st February,2014 we were moving towards Mathanguri by traversing some forest fire lines of Uchila Bundh area. It was about 1-30pm of day. We have a plan to visit Doimary and then directly moved toward Mathanguri for having lunch. Suddenly our convoy was stopped. Each one of our team stared front with a pin drop silence. There was only some cracking noise of grassland burning. We have seen one Black Panther was standing just 300m ahead of us. Panther was so dare to block our way and took rest for a while in the midst of the road. We were waiting till he entered adjoin thick jungle. It was so amazing moment for us and entire members. This was first encounter of maximum number of our team members.!!

        There are four solar street lights installed at southern boundary of Manas National Park in the last week of December, 2013 under IRV2020 program.  Four selected locations were Roharpam, Barengabari, Katajhar Bathan and Daoraibari. With this innovative support, park authority is expecting to improve security scenario in entire stretches from the Gyati gaon to Katajhar at night.  This is also helping to promote green energy as well as to reduce crop damage by wild animals in adjoining areas of park. However, six solar lights have already been  installed at Southern Boundary of Manas NP under the project- Enhancing the livelihood of fringe community in Manas National Park using technical interventions and fostering conservation linkages” supported by “Seed Division department of science & technology New Delhi . Project is implemented by Manas Ever Welfare Society (MEWS) in collaboration with WWF-India and Manas National Park Aut...

Dear Reader Please go through these link below- About Recent Threat On World Heritage Site!! More related stories will be posted soon for your kind concern. 1. http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/showpage.asp?id=feb0714,6,87,1299,330,855 2.  http://www.assamtribune.com/ scripts/detailsnew.asp?id= feb0614/at094 3.  http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/guwahati/Rebel-link-to-rhino-death-worries-Manas/articleshow/28427919.cms

Morning Glory at Kasimdaha,This is one of perennial water source of Manas NP. Manas under fall Terai Bhabar landscape so water scarcity is very rampant during winter season. This type of limited water source is backbone of Wild Life!!