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An Interview with a Forest Guard On Occasion of World Ranger Day

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I have work with this guy from 2007 to 2013 as a field ranger at Manas National Park. He is very dedicated and hard worker field staff. He treats each rhino as his own family member. At present, he is posted outside the Manas NP. On occasion, on this auspicious day, I have posted his organic view for your kind view and comments. During my decade of experiences, I have noticed that our field rangers in India working in very difficult conditions with limited facilities. Many of them lay their lives for the wildlife conservation. In Manas, several frontline staff died during the period from 1989 to 2000 ethnic violence period. However, our brave field soldiers showing their patriotism and love for wildlife by overcoming their sea of obstacles.  Now things are changing, forest field guards/ rangers are no longer a person to know only forest language but he has to learn rapid developed modern technological knowledge very quickly. A forest ranger also nee...

Harmony in Diversity: A Journey into the Heart of Manas Beyond Wildlife Safaris

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Nestled in the lap of nature, Manas National Park stands not only as a testament to biodiversity but also as a beacon of community tourism, offering visitors a holistic experience that goes beyond traditional wildlife safaris. This journey unfolds a tapestry of cultural richness and community engagement, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in the vibrant life of the fringes surrounding this natural World Heritage Site. Community tourism, a catalyst for local livelihood enhancement, becomes the bridge that connects the heart of Manas with the soul of its fringe communities. As entire communities become active participants in this endeavor, a harmonious integration takes root, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to collaborate in a shared venture. The carefully curated programs offer a plethora of experiences, blending the authentic charm of traditional festivals in Bodo villages with the artistry of rice-beer making and the savory aroma of local culinary delights....

Waiting for mother

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    White eye young bird waiting for mother in the nest

Revival of Manas through the Lens of a Forester

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In this post, I would like to introduce with you  Mr. Babul Barhma Range (I/C) Bansbari, Manas National Park. He elucidates about his past and present experiences of Manas last 15 years of experience.  I hope you would like this post. Do send me your response. Save Manas for humankind.!!!