Manas National Park

The life of some women is amazing.  Society may derive inspiration from the unique nature of their life. To change some things three words amalgamating their life are ambition, determination, and finally empowerment. Presently, women build up their rapport in all spheres of human culture and society. Though the presence of women in wildlife conservation and Forest ranger is still a far sight. Those who are daring to involve may receive success and also empower another to be brave in the face of fear.  Binita Baruwati is a young woman who devoted her life to saving and protecting mother nature from ground zero. Eight years ago, she began this unique career. She never dreamed of being successful and worked hard to get there. Putting effort into protecting wildlife while staying in a field camp far from urban complexities with a male-dominated protection team.  She is agile, energetic, and committed to analyzing the activities of day-to-day patrols to identi...

The World Wildlife Day 2019 was organized with full of enthusiasm in Manas National Park. The program was organized in collaboration with   Manas Park Authority, WWF-India , Manas Ever Welfare Society (MEWS) , Aaranyak and Jeep safari Association. Total 100 people participated in that event including students and teachers from Manas M.E School, Bansbari High School, Shanti Mandir M.E School, St. Xavier School Bansbari, Lachit M.E School, media persons, forest personnel, NGO members were participated. The Event started with a welcome address by Mr. Sanjib Urang, secretary MEWS. He welcomes the invited Guest, media persons and the participants to the event. Mr. Babul Brahma Range Officer Bansbari gave a brief speech on the event. Mr. Sanjit Das MEWS also encouraged the student to keep the spirit of conservation alive as they started in the year 2007 and continued until today 2019.  The event was inaugurated by  Mr. Dharanidhar ...