Team: Anoop Awasthi – Conservation Officer
Niranjan
Hinge – Field assistant
Bandu Uikey – Field assistant
Highlights
·
One voluntary
work project to clean water body at Aamajhari
·
2
nature trails for students of Khambha and Turiya
·
8 medical camps – 194 patients treated
·
Informed
Forest Dept about fire in forest once and assisted in fighting it
·
Awareness
meetings on livestock management and stall feeding at Turiya and Satosha
·
Install
water pots for birds at Khambha and Turiya
Conservation
work
On April 7, Niranjan Hinge led a team of 5 children of
Aamajhari in a programme to clean a water body adjoining the village,
which is used mainly by domestic livestock.
Aamajhari waterbody - before cleaning |
Volunteers cleaning the Aamajhari waterbody |
On April 4, Niranjan led 12 children from Turiya on a nature trail in
the jungle adjoining the village. On the trail, Niranjan identified various
species of local flora and fauna and explained the need for conservation to the
children. A similar nature trail was organized on April 5 for 5 students of Khambha village.
Nature trail for children of Turia |
Nature trail for children of Khamba |
Satosha - Anoop speaks to villagers about scientific livestock management |
Turia - night meeting with villagers to discuss scientific livestock management |
Mobile Health Unit (MHU)
We assisted Nature Conservation Society, Amravati in holding 8 medical camps in April.
Satosha - Forest Department staff at our free medical camp |
Khamba - villagers coming for treatment to the camp |
Khamba camp - a patient being examined |
Khamrith - a patient being examined and treated |
Aamajhari medical camp |
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