Opportunity to meet BNHS Marine Biologist in Andaman, and learn about techniques of underwater photography

BNHS camp to Andaman Island         28th Jan - 4th Feb 2016 

In the blue waters of in the Bay of Bengal, east of mainland India is the archipelago of emerald islands, the Andaman Islands. The Andaman group is famous for endemic flora and fauna that are found only on these islands, which is the reason it is called the island of endemism. The islands have a heavy forest cover of over 85% of the area. Andaman Island is a treat for nature lovers and enthusiasts.
One can see endemics like Andaman Teal, Andaman Serpent Eagle, Andaman Crake, Andaman Coucal, to name a few. Other birds like Black Baza, Pied Imperial Pigeon, Collared Kingfisher and Blue-eared Kingfisher may also be seen.

Some of the Videos take during BNHS camp by Member Mr.Gopikrishnan
Various  Beaches                                                   SCUBA diving 

  

Biodiversity of Andaman Island

 

Meet BNHS Marine Biologist !!!
BNHS is currently undertaking research on the coral reefs and Giant Clam in Andaman Islands.Studies are also being done on various other marine flora and fauna of the area. 
During the camp participants will have an opportunity to interact with the BNHS marine biologist and field researchers who are engaged in the research and conservation work, listen to the stories of their firsthand experience of underwater life. 
Participants will also learn about techniques of underwater photography in shallow water pools on the shore from BNHS field researchers. 


Dates: 28th Jan - 4th Feb 2016 (ex Port Blair)
Charges: 35,800/- for members, and Rs. 37,000/- for others (ex Port Blair)
Reporting: Port Blair Airport on 28th January, 2016
How to Reach: There are daily flights to Port Blair via Chennai and Kolkata, book your refundable flights at the earliest to avail of lower fare.
Registration*: Call at Hornbill House 22871202/22821811, Mon-Fri 09:30 a.m. to 05:30 p.m. or e-mail at bnhs.programmes@gmail.com.
Why explore Nature with BNHS ?
BNHS, a membership-driven organization, has been promoting the cause of nature conservation for more than 130 years since 1883. The Society's guiding principle has always been that conservation must be based on scientific principles. Today a number of BNHS scientists are engaged in several nature conservation projects across India.
BNHS nature walks and camps are all about the wildlife and here members share their appreciation for nature and wildlife. Here is a perfect opportunity to develop hobbies like nature photography and bird-watching in the company of like-minded people and share knowledge with experts. BNHS programmes are specially designed to let seniors as well as youngsters enjoy the pursuit of Nature appreciation. And moreover, your participation in these activities help BNHS to generate the much-needed funds for the conservation of India’s biodiversity. 

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Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) is an NGO working in the field of nature and wildlife conservation since 1883 and as a part of our educational activities and nature awareness campaign, we conduct various nature camps and wildlife safari camps across India like Kanah National Park, Lakshdweep Island, Dudhwa and many more and also at foreign destinations like Tanzania,Kenya, Malaysia, Bhutan, Madagascar. By participating in the camp with the BNHS you are supporting the BNHS and its cause for nature and wildlife conservation
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For more details on this or any other camps and trails call : 022-22821811 

email : bnhs.programmes@gmail.com website: www.bnhs.org