Multidisciplinary Research and Studies Can Focus Birds Biodiversity Hub
Author: Subhas Chandra Datta*, Arnab Das
Ankur Eco-Club, Headmaster, Secretary, and Coordinator, Kanchannagar D N Das High School (HS), P.O.- Kanchannagar, Burdwan Town, Dist.- Purba Bardhaman, PIN- 713102, West Bengal, India.
Published Date: 2024-04-03
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Keywords: Multidisciplinary Research-Studies; Focus; Birds Biodiversity-Hub.
Abstract:
The study's objective: The present study aims to observe the different types of birds in the Damodar River-based surroundings in Kanchannagar, Burdwan to find the most suitable bird resident.
Methodology (materials and methods): Here, mainly the photographers, visitors, tourists, communities, scientists, social workers, teachers, ex-students, educationists, students and guide teachers of Kanchannagar D. N. Das High School as ‘Nature Scientists’ forming different active groups, properly discuss among themselves, undertake, random sampling, counting, collecting, recording, analyzing, seeing patterns, trends and local problem, and interaction-survey and mentions some of the solutions deployed to overcome the problem by using mobile phones, camera, and binocular, etc.
Results and Findings: The results indicate that the different types of birds shown in five areas in the ‘Damodar River-based Kanchannagar’; ‘Idilpur and Banka-Siphon’ have maintained the steadily increasing different types of bird populations from December 2010 to January 2024 helped to find the most suitable bird resident for establishing ‘Natural Birds Hub’ with different eco-components.
Practical Implications: It may be implied as a ‘Natural Birds Hub’ for the natural bird lover tourist, which may enrich the circular socio-economic environment health and prevent future pandemics.
Scope for Future Work: The ‘Idilpur’ will be the best ‘Natural Birds Hub’ for migratory birds, and the ‘Banka-Siphon’ may be established or transformed into an excellent ‘Research Centre for birds, pisciculture, fishery, indigenous breeding, wild animals, bio-medicines, eco-technology, socio-economy, circular economy, environmental policy, ecology, tourism education, agriculture, horticulture, eco-components, and management of natural, public and private future complex relationships, scientific healthcare, biomedicines, and skill development with job facilities for well beings.
Limitations: The success mainly depends on the different types of Government support, large amounts of financial grants, different specialist scientists, engineers, ethics, priorities, values, motivation, priority, and a good attitude, etc.
