Highlights:
olunteers build check dam in Compartment no. 108 |
Volunteers clean waterhole in Compartment no. 109 |
Volunteers on night patrol |
Asalpani - Volunteers digging soak pit |
Asalpani - Soak pit built by volunteers |
Bagadband - Volunteers clear wild growth from area around hand pump |
Bhajepar - Dr. Zanzal examines patient at our free medical camp |
Bolunda - Students take part in conservation-themed essay-writing contest |
Mangezari - Students of village's primary school set off on conservation rally during Wildlife Week |
Pitezari - Dr. Zanzal examines Forest Guard Rangari at our free medical camp |
Sodlagondi - Conservation Officer Mukund Dhurve speaks to villagers on conservation and livelihood issues in a Wildlife Week programme |
Wadegaon - Drawing competition organised by us at Adilok High School during Wildlife Week |
Anti- plastic programme at Lendezari |
Check dam built by volunteers in Compartment no. 108 during Wildlife Week |
Day patrolling at comp. no. 110 |
Team:
Mukund Dhurve - Conservation Officer
Jivraj Salam
-
Field assistant
Salimkumar Dhurve -
Field assistant
Highlights
·
Joined Forest Department staff on 6 patrols
·
6 community assistance voluntary work programmes
to clean area next to hand pumps at Kodebarra, Jindatola, Bagadband, Thadezari,
Mangezari, Boatola
·
2 programmes to clean waterholes in Compartment
no. 110, 109
·
6 anti-plastic programmes at Kodebarra, Lendezari,
Jindatola, Thadezari, Mangezari, Boatola
·
Organized programmes to celebrate Wildlife
Week in 9 villages
·
Organized 6 medical camps in which 127 patients
got free treatment
Conservation
Our team organized
6 community assistance programmes in October to clear areas around hand pumps
at Kodebarra, Jindatola, Bagadband, Thadezari, Mangezari and Boatola respectively.
Unemployed youths from Mangezari participated in all programmes which were led
by Mukund and Salimkumar. Details of the programmes are given in the table
above.
Water had spilled over while people drew from the hand pumps
and had stagnated, leading to proliferation of mosquitoes and insects. Our
teams cleared the area, removing scum and organic growth and dug canals to
drain away the water.
Our team also organized 2 programmes in October to clear
waterholes in Compartments no. 110 and 109.
Our team joined the Forest Department in day and night patrols
on the roads from Mangezari to Kodebarra, Mangezari to Jindatola, Mangezari to Govindtola,
Mangezari to Bagadhband and in Compartments no. 109 and 110 on October 11, 14,
15, 19, 24 and 27.
Besides our staff, volunteers from a youth club at Mangezari
also joined in the patrols. The youth club was set up with our assistance and
is mentored by our Conservation Officer Mukund Dhurve.
During the month, our team organized 6 anti-plastic programmes to clean
polythene/plastic litter from villages. The programmes were organized on October
11, 12, 17, 23, 24 and 26 at Kodebarra, Lendezari, Jindatola, Thadezari,
Mangezari and Boatola villages respectively. Mukund, Salimkumar and
Jivraj organized the programmes which were attended by villagers and village
eco-development committee (VEDC) members. The plastic litter has been kept in
our Mangezari office and will be sent to Tiroda for recycling.
The Government of Maharashtra has issued the buffer zone
notification for the Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve. Following this, doubts
have sprung up in the minds of villagers as to how they will be affected by the
notification. Due to the doubts, some villagers are opposing the notification.
To clear these doubts and misgivings, we organized awareness programmes during October in 3
villages –.Thadezari, Lendezari and Pitezari.
Our team organized a series of programmes to celebrate
Wildlife Week in 9 villages in our area of operations. The details are given
below:
MHU
There were 6 health camps in October
at which 151 patients received free treatment.
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