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গৌৰা বৈদ্য ওৰাং ৰাষ্ট্ৰীয় উদ্যানত বনৰীয়া হাতীৰ আক্ৰমণ আৰু মোৰ দ্বিতীয় জন্ম “মোৰ কলমেৰে” সময় তেতিয়া ৰাতিপুৱাৰ ৩:৫০ মিনিট। ওৰাং ৰাষ্ট্ৰীয় উদ্যানৰ বনাঞ্চলীক কাৰ্যালয়ৰ Wireless Duty ত থকা বনকৰ্মী লঙ্কেশ্বৰ ডেকা (যাক মই লঙ্কে দা বুলি সম্বোধন কৰো) তেওঁ মোক…

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From invasive plant biomass to biochar- a circular approach to habitat recovery

By Abhilasha Baruah Aaranyak, supported by the International Elephant Foundation, is undertaking targeted habitat management within Khalingduar Reserve Forest, Dhansiri Forest Division, Udalguri to improve habitat conditions for elephants over the long term. A two-hectare area has been selected as a…

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Aaranyak’s stand vis-a-vis Kaziranga ESZ

Draw Kaziranga’s Eco-Sensitive Zone based on ecology, law and people’s needs The move towards notifying the long-pending  Eco-Sensitive Zone  (ESZ) around Kaziranga National Park  and Tiger Reserve should be appropriate, scientifically determined and legally compliant. The purpose of such a…

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Leveraging Remote Sensing, GIS & GPS technology for efficient forest management, conservation

Madhumita Borthakur Email : madhumita@aaranyak.org (The author is an official at Aaranyak’s Geospatial Technology and Applications Division) In recent years, the integration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) & GPS technologies has revolutionized the way forest officials…

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Dehing Patkai Pickles — conservation reimagined through livelihoods

By Anushka Saikia Every Sunday morning, before the bustle of the Jeypore weekly market begins, 49-year-old Madhuri Das carefully arranges glass jars filled with mango, bamboo shoot, elephant apple, and king chilli  (Bhut Jolokia) pickles on a small wooden table.…

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From folk songs to forest trails, birds remain silent custodians of Assam’s ecological and cultural heritage.

Birds, Memory, and Assamese Culture

By Anushka Saikia One of my earliest childhood memories is of sitting beside my mother during evening prayers. At an age when words still stumbled out imperfectly, I remember interrupting a hymn to ask, “Who is Garuda?” My mother explained…

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Bridging policy to implementation: The twin tracks of climate action

By Dr. Partha Jyoti Das Aaranyak World Environment Day, June 5, 2026 “Solutions to the climate crisis are within reach, but in order to capture them, we must take urgent action today across every level of society.” – Al Gore,…

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Wings across continents: Northeast India, a nexus of bird migration and connectivity

By Dr. Leons Mathew Abraham, Project Officer, Threatened Species Recovery Programme, Aaranyak The story of migration began long before human civilisation - carved into the memory of Earth itself during the Great Ice Age, when advancing glaciers forced birds into…

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‘Our Power, Our Planet’: Small but consistent community-based can achieve big objectives

Dr. Partha J Das Director and Head, 'Water, Climate & Hazard Division', Aaranyak The Earth Day (ED), a day celebrated worldwide on April 22 last to think, discuss and act for the wellness of our mother earth and the flora…

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AARANYAK’s wish list for the NEW YEAR

Dr. Bibhab Kumar Talukdar CEO & Secretary General of Aaranyak As nature craves for regeneration after centuries of onslaught from the mankind which has devised innumerable ways to exploit nature’s resources for its comfort and material progress, but few ways…

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