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The Bombay Natural History Society is today the largest non-government organisation (NGO) in the Indian sub-continent engaged in nature conservation research. In the 125 years of its existence, its commitment has been, and continues to be, the conservation of India's natural wealth, protection of the environment and sustainable use of natural resources for a balanced and healthy development for future generations. The Society's guiding principle has always been that conservation must be based on scientific research - a tradition exemplified by its late president, Dr. Sálim Ali.


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Research and Environment Protection
Past few decades the BNHS has shifted its emphasis from the documentation of India’s natural resources to providing the scientific basis for sound conservation programmes.
BNHS Bird Migration Study Centre at Point Calimere
The aim of the Centre is to disseminate knowledge on bird migration and the importance of wetlands in maintaining the biological diversity of India. The Centre will organize bird ringing training, and special training on wetlands and waterbirds
New Book - Ducks, Geese and Swans of India
The book “Ducks, Geese and Swans of India” authored by Dr. Asad Rahmani and Mr. Zafar-ul-Islam was released by the Governor of West Bengal, Shri Gopalkrishna Gandhi at Raj Bhavan, Kolkata on Saturday, 3rd January 2009.
Asian Waterfowl Count (AWC)
AWC is an annual event carried out during 2nd & 3rd week of Jan for collection & dissemination of information on waterbirds & wetlands.
Vulture Conservation
The Society and the Indian vultures need your urgent help.
Need to start 'Project Bustards'
Not many know that the Great Indian Bustard and the Lesser Florican endemic to the Indian subcontinent, are now on the brink of extinction.
International Conference: ‘Conserving Nature in a Globalising India’, 17-19 Feb. 2009 : A Glimpse
Telugu-Ganga Canal and Jerdon's Courser and its habitat
Jerdon's Courser's habitat is under great threat by the construction of the Telugu-Ganga Canal in and around two protected areas in Cuddpah District, Andhra Pradesh.
Important Bird Areas & IBCN
An effective way to save birds is to save the places where they live; the identification of such representative habitats is carried out through the Important Bird Areas Programme of BirdLife International.
Environmental Information System (ENVIS) Centre
ENVIS Centre at the Society was established in 1996 by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India. We at the BNHS primarily deal with the Avian Ecology and Inland Wetlands.
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Conservation Department
Tiger Cell
Defending Wild India
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Education Wing of BNHS
In Harmony with Nature - A Teacher's Handbook
An Appeal
Acknowledgement to Donors
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Programme May-June, 2009
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100 Volumes of JBNHS in a DVD
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JOB VACANCY
Advocacy Officer for IBA Programme
Network Coordinator – Conservation
Dy. Director (Administration)
Data Entry Operator for ENVIS Centre
Programme Officer at Delhi
Project Manager for IBA programme
Publications Officer
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BNHS Awards 2008-2009
Publications
List of Publications
Instructions to authors for JBNHS
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Adopt a Rare Bird
Adopt a Rare Bird
Camps / Trainings
Workshop on Environment Education for Teachers
Lunch with Lilies
Workshop on Wildlife Photography
Programme for underprivileged children
Distance Education
Leadership Course in Biodiversity Conservation
Marine Biodiversity Conservation
Photo of the Month
Elephant watching
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