Birds returning to nests at dusk, painting the sky with serenity. 🌅🕊️ Embrace nature's beauty as they find tranquility. #DuskDelight #BirdsOfEvening #NestingTime

SUMANA MONDAL came out with flying colours after successfully defending her PhD thesis yesterday..My all heart-felt best wishes for her future academic journey in store 💐💐🏆

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Ecological restoration at pilot-scale employing site-specific rationales for small-patch degraded mangroves in Indian Sundarbans, by Krishna Ray and colleagues nature.com/articles/s4159…

Heartiest congratulations to Bhanumati Sarkar who defended her PhD viva today after a lot of hard work. A mother of two daughters, a college faculty and a dutiful wife, she sustained my tantrums & finally with flying colours..💐👏👏 my all the best for her

Pilot scale intervention to restore degraded mangroves in Sunderban established potential of recovery of ecosystem functions & self-sustenance compared to predominant monoculture practices for vulnerable mangroves Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale Link:nature.com/articles/s4159…

Other Effective area-based Conservation Measures #OECMs are important to achieve 30x30 target under #KMGBF for biodiversity conservation. MoEF&CC, National Biodiversity Authority, UNDP India & BCIL organized the 1st Working Group Mtng on OECMs, discussing ways to promote them in 🇮🇳.

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Our collaborative mangrove restoration effort funded by Department of Biotechnology with West Bengal Forest Department as our collaborator was highlighted and explained wonderfully last month by Brinda Sarkar , heartfelt thanks to The Telegraph for the coverage telegraphindia.com/my-kolkata/new…

🌊🐟 Explore the lively coastal community! With a rich variety of fish and skilled fishermen, the coastal area is a true treasure. 🎣 #CoastalLivelihood #FishingCommunity #OceanAbundance

On this World Mangrove Day I express my heartfelt gratitude to Department of Biotechnology for decade long financial support to our ecological restoration of degraded mangroves in Indian Sundarbans with West Bengal Forest Department, our community field staff, collaborators, our students 🙏

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Early career researchers from the Global South have massive challenges in getting on a level playing field with their colleagues in high income countries. Some v useful recommendations on how to change this here: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Our Department of Biotechnology, Government of India funded, Forest Department, Govt. of West Bengal collaborated 10 years' long ecological restoration venture on mangrove ecosystem at degraded mangrove patches of Indian Sundarbans nature.com/articles/d4415…

🌳 Densely planted multiple species of mangroves and salt-tolerant grasses have partially restored mangrove patches around Ramganga village in Indian Sundarbans. Find out more👇 go.nature.com/3YIPlim #NatureIndia

#Modigovernment has approved the #BioE3 policy, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in #biofules #biomanfacturing #carboncaptureandutilisation. This initiative will not only boost innovation but also benefit microbiology researchers significantly.

It was good blend of stakeholders to get insights & view points on policy perspectives for holistic addressal of the unmet needs and strategic priorities for high end interventions in Sunderbans. Department of Biotechnology has successfully demonstrated the biorestoration technology in Sunderbans.

It was really nice to get your insights that would help shape future priorities; ongoing biorestoration projects supported by Department of Biotechnology Rajesh Gokhale in Sundarbans mangrove Krishna Ray and link to #BioE3 policy for tackling climate change Dr. Balendra Singh ITMERG

Our DBT funded sites of mangrove restoration at Indian Sundarbans are gradually developing into hubs of rare and threatened mangrove species.. Nypa fruticans, Phoenix paludosa, Heritiera fomes..hats off to the hard work of our field staff and PhD. students