What is India’s marine biodiversity conservation programme in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
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India’s Marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands which is supported by a UK based Whitley Fund For Nature. The main aim of BNHS is to establish baseline data for both the Giant Clam population ecology as well as establishment of profound understanding of the social fabric of these islands. Simultaneously it also aims to arrange national legal consultation to identify gaps in existing conservation reserve policies. Dr Deepak Apte is the Chief Operating Officer of BNHS.
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=>Marine Conservation Programme by BNHS<=
The UK-based Whitley Fund For Nature is supporting BNHS India’s marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands, India.
BNHS under the leadership of Dr Apte has been conducting research and conservation activities regarding various aspects of marine life all along India’s coastline for over a decade. This includes study of Giant Clam and coral reefs, Molluscan Taxonomy, other marine fauna, mangroves, tidal creeks and flora and fauna of inter-tidal habitats. Currently regions covered by BNHS for this work include Gujarat, Maharashtra, Lakshadweep and Andaman-Nicobar.
eAnswers Team
India’s Marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands which is supported by a UK based Whitley Fund For Nature. The main aim of BNHS is to establish baseline data for both the Giant Clam population ecology as well as establishment of profound understanding of the social fabric of these islands. Simultaneously it also aims to arrange national legal consultation to identify gaps in existing conservation reserve policies. Dr Deepak Apte is the Chief Operating Officer of BNHS.
serahalex
=>Marine Conservation Programme by BNHS<=
The UK-based Whitley Fund For Nature is supporting BNHS India’s marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands, India.
BNHS under the leadership of Dr Apte has been conducting research and conservation activities regarding various aspects of marine life all along India’s coastline for over a decade. This includes study of Giant Clam and coral reefs, Molluscan Taxonomy, other marine fauna, mangroves, tidal creeks and flora and fauna of inter-tidal habitats. Currently regions covered by BNHS for this work include Gujarat, Maharashtra, Lakshadweep and Andaman-Nicobar.
eAnswers Team
India’s Marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands which is supported by a UK based Whitley Fund For Nature. The main aim of BNHS is to establish baseline data for both the Giant Clam population ecology as well as establishment of profound understanding of the social fabric of these islands. Simultaneously it also aims to arrange national legal consultation to identify gaps in existing conservation reserve policies. Dr Deepak Apte is the Chief Operating Officer of BNHS.
serahalex
=>Marine Conservation Programme by BNHS<=
The UK-based Whitley Fund For Nature is supporting BNHS India’s marine biodiversity conservation programme in Andaman and Nicobar islands, India.
BNHS under the leadership of Dr Apte has been conducting research and conservation activities regarding various aspects of marine life all along India’s coastline for over a decade. This includes study of Giant Clam and coral reefs, Molluscan Taxonomy, other marine fauna, mangroves, tidal creeks and flora and fauna of inter-tidal habitats. Currently regions covered by BNHS for this work include Gujarat, Maharashtra, Lakshadweep and Andaman-Nicobar.