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Ecological solution for termite problem: A trip to Harike Wildlife Sanctuary showed the way Original

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By Vivek Damodar Ranjan, Gopi GV, Sipu Kumar
| Down To Earth Verified
Tripidium bengalense grass clump in the front lawn of the rest house planted 20 feet away from the building structure. In February 2024, I had an opportunity to visit Harike Wildlife Sanctuary in Punjab. The visit was work-related, where we had to assess the Harike Wildlife Sanctuary’s biodiversity. For a few days, we stayed at the Canal Rest House in Harike, which was built in 1953, when the construction of Harike Headworks started in 1952.
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Physicochemical Parameters of Water and Its Implications on Avifauna and Habitat Quality

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By Arun Mishra, Sipu Kumar, Rounak Patra, Amit Kumar
| MDPI
Open AccessArticle by Arun Pratap Mishra 1,2,3, Sipu Kumar 1,2, Rounak Patra 1, Amit Kumar 1, Himanshu Sahu 1,2, Naveen Chandra 2,4, Chaitanya B.
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Rajaji - Elephant And Leopard In Tigerland

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By Amit Kumar, Sipu Kumar, Rounak Patra, Navendu Page
| Sanctuary Asia Verified
First published in Sanctuary Asia, Vol. 43 No. 2, February 2023 By Sipu Kumar, Rounak Patra, Navendu Page and Amit Kumar The sudden cacophony of loud yapping calls from a nearby monkey biscuit tree Holoptelea integrifolia, heralded our first day in the Rajaji Tiger Reserve. Our attempt to track the source was interrupted by another familiar call… ‘ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-kee’. A Changeable Hawk Eagle was perched beside us on a bahera tree Terminalia bellirica.
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