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Biodiversity of India

December 5, 2020 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm UTC+5.5

YPS Meet Biodiversity of India by Mr Narayanaswamy K M on 5 Dec at 5-30PM IST

YPS Meet Live | December 5, Sat | 5:30 PM | YPS Facebook Page and YouTube Channel

India is not only culturally rich but is a mega-biodiversity hotspot of the globe.  The two hotspots of biodiversity in India are North-Eastern forest region and the Western Ghat forests.

The North-Eastern region mainly includes Kaziranga Sanctuary and Arunachal Pradesh forests which contain nearly 700 species of orchids.

The Western ghat forests include mainly the forests of Karnataka, apart from a little portion of Maharashtra, Kerala and Tamilnadu.

Mr Narayanaswamy K M, an Indian Forest Service Officer and passionate photographer will be showcasing the diverse species photographed throughout his 30 year association with the Indian forests.

To join the session

  1. FaceBook:
    1. Like the YPS Facebook page by clicking here:
    2. Click on https://facebook.com/ypsbengaluru/live/ on 05 Dec 2020 at 5.30pm IST.
  2. YouTube:
    1. Subscribe to YPS YouTube channel by clicking here
    2. Click on https://youtube.com/ypsbengaluru/live/ on 05 Dec 2020 at 5.30pm IST.

About the Speaker

Narayanaswamy K M Profile Picture

Mr Narayanaswamy K M ARPS, FFIP, EFIAP, PPSA, APSA, c*MoL

A postgraduate of MSc in biochemistry from the 1982 batch in Central College, Bangalore he got a postgraduate diploma in personnel management and an MBA as well.  He has had a 6 years experience in Watershed Development Programme.  For 2 years he worked as Chief Executive Officer, ZP, Chitradurga.  He has had a long stint of 30 years in the Forest Department.

As a forest official, he has visited many tiger reserves and has extensively studied the habitat and behaviour of tigers and other carnivorous animals, especially in the 3 tiger reserves of Karnataka, viz: Nagarahole, Bandipur and BRT (Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple Tiger Reserve)

His first picture of three tiger cubs in a den at BRT in the year 2000 has won many awards.  He has been a part of several FIAP Biennial and has won many awards.  In 2018 in the FIAP Biennial, he won the Gold Cup for his picture ‘Jackal carrying Cheetal’s head.  This picture has won more than 100 gold medals.  He also has earned more than 4000 acceptances in international salons.

Journey as a photographer:

 2004      ARPS  

 2005      AFIAP

 2006      FFIP

 2009      EFIAP

 2014      PPSA

 2015      APSA

 2018      HON.WPAI

 2020      MoL

 

-YPS Executive Committee

Details

Date:
December 5, 2020
Time:
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm UTC+5.5
Event Categories:
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Organizer

Youth Photographic Society

Venue

Google Meet