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SUMMARY:Rithesh M Nanda
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Week Celebration | Oct 06 | 5:30 PM | Venkatappa Art Gallery\nMeet with Mr. Rithesh M Nanda one of the very young wildlife photographer and see him speak about his pictures on underwater photography. Such an opportunity has been created by YPS on Oct  6th\, Friday at 5:30 PM followed by an exclusive Slideshow for YPS. \nRithesh M Nanda\, 23\, is an avid lover of nature. Self instructed and a motivated photographer whose interests lie beyond the terrestrial life. Picking up a camera at a very young age\, he ventured into the field shooting macro and landscape and has continued to do the same with a keen interest for detail even today.\n\nHe took a plunge into the water in 2010 and started diving\, and naturally carried his photography underwater to capture the finer and intricate details of critters in the ocean.  His passion to explore the deep blue sea has taken him to exotic places to capture lesser known species.\n\nHe currently runs a print and packaging company and teaches photography as a guest lecturer in various institutions and to individuals who are keen to venture into underwater photography.
URL:https://www.ypsbengaluru.com/event/rithesh-m-nanda/
LOCATION:Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka\, India
CATEGORIES:YPS Events
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SUMMARY:Mohan Thomas
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Week Celebration | Oct 07 | 5:30 PM | Venkatappa Art Gallery\nMeet with Mr. Mohan Thomas and listen to him speak about his pictures. Such an opportunity has been created by YPS on Oct  7th\, Saturday at 5:30 PM followed by an exclusive Slideshow for YPS. \nMohan Thomas is a civil engineer by profession and the Managing Partner of Canaan Group which is involved in construction work. Photography has been his passion ever since his college days though this passion had to be temporarily kept in abeyance owing to the exigencies of work in his early years. But having put those years behind him\, he soon picked up the camera again. By now he had become an avid nature lover and before long he began photographing\nwildlife and nature. This newfound activity soon developed into a serious hobby taking him past the jungles of India to many other parts of the world as well such as Africa\, Norway\, Finland\, South America and Russia. At present he can be spotted at various\nreserves doing what he loves best. His love\, dedication and passion for wildlife are conveyed through each image captured. He also takes an active part in wildlife conservation projects in the hopes of\nprotecting the Indian jungles for the future generations. \n    \n  \n 
URL:https://www.ypsbengaluru.com/event/mohan-thomas/
LOCATION:Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka\, India
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Week Celebration - 2017
DESCRIPTION:YPS Event | Oct 8\, Sun\, 4:30 PM | Venkatappa Art Gallery\nYPS is pleased to announce Special Event on October 8\,  Sunday at 5:00 PM at Venkatappa Art Gallery to celebrate Wildlife Week. \nThe function will be inaugurated by the Chief Guest\, Dr. N Manjula\, Director\, Department of Tourism\, Government of Karnataka. During the event\, YPS will be honouring one of the veterans of Wildlife Photography\, Mr. Pampayya Malemath for his contributions to the conservation of Wildlie in Bellary district. This will be followed by a Wildlife Slideshow by Sri S Karthikeyan\, Chief Naturalist JLR\, an expert in wildlife photography. \nDr. N Manjula\, IAS\nDr Manjula N\, IAS\, studied MBBS from Bangalore Medical College. She entered Civil Services with an All India ranking and joined the Home State (Karnataka) Cadre. She started her career as Assistant Commissioner\, Hassan Subdivision after which she worked as Director\, Rural Infrastructure in Rural development and Panchayat Raj Department and as CEO Bangalore Rural Zilla Panchayat. During her tenure 40 Gram Panchayats were awarded the Nirmal Gram Puraskar by the Government of India for making them open-defecation-free. Then she worked as CEO of Mysore Zilla Panchayat and later went on to work as Deputy Commissioner in Chikballapur District. Prior to joining Department of Tourism as Director\, she worked as Director of Municipal Administration in the Urban Development Department. \nDr. N Manjula has been largely instrumental  for conducting Karnataka Tourism Photo Contest hosted by YPS in Sep 2016 in celebration of World Tourism Day and the Monthly theme based contests held by YPS or Karnataka Tourism. Chek the website YPS-DOT Shoot to Fame Monthly contest for details. \nSri Karthikeyan S\, Chief Naturalist\, Jungle Lodges Resorts\nKarthikeyan S\, known to most as Karthik\, has nurtured a deep love for wildlife for over 25 years. He is an avid birdwatcher and also has a keen interest in butterflies. As an amateur photographer he has till date photographed a wide variety of subjects including butterflies\, landscapes\, wild flowers\, flowering trees\, lesser mammals\, birds\, reptiles\, amphibians and other insects. Many of his works have been published in leading dailies like Deccan Herald\, magazines like March of Karnataka\, Sanctuary Asia\, The Bengaluru Pages and Newsletters of WWF-India and publications like – Some South Indian Butterflies\, Amphibians of Peninsular India\, A Field Guide To Indian Mammals\, Encounters in the Forest\, A Photographic Guide to Birds of India and Nepal\, ‘A concise field guide to Insects and Arachnids’\, Mammals of South Asia (Vol. 1)  and Publications of Centre for Environment Education to name a few. \nKarthik has been educating and creating awareness among the young and old alike on various aspects of natural history through nature camps\, talks\, slide shows\, and nature-based activities. \nHe has undertaken various faunal surveys including those at Biligirirangaswamy Temple Wildlife Sanctuary and Devarayanadurga State Forest and Bannerghatta National Park. He has also done a project on the little known Indian Tree Shrew. \nThe Fauna of Bangalore: The vertebrates and butterflies of Bangalore – A Checklist that gives a listing of mammals\, birds\, reptiles\, amphibians\, fishes and butterflies published by WWF-India\, Karnataka State Office was authored by him. He has co-authored a booklet comprising of activities targeted at high school students titled Ideas for Outdoors – Plants also published by WWF-India\, Karnataka State Office\, Bangalore. He has also published a pocket book titled ‘Avenue Trees’. \nHe has over 50 technical publications in International/National journals and periodicals and over 85 popular articles (most with supporting pictures) in leading dailies\, magazines and other periodicals. Prior to joining Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd. he was working with WWF-India for over 13 years. \nIn March 2013\, he was conferred the Carl Zeiss Wildlife Conservation Award in 2013. \nAll are cordially invited. Please join us at the venue ahead of time. \n  \n  \n\n  \n\nMeet the Wildlife Veteran\nSri. Pampayya Malemath\, \n \nSri. Pompayya Malemath\, who combines his political career with a passionate love for the birds of the region\, and who is very knowledgeable about them\, mentions that the existence of the Sanctuary allows many species of birds to exist and breed peacefully. “The arrival of a steel plant will mean\, quite literally\, the death of many of these birds\,” he says. According to Range Forest Officer Sangamesh N. Matt\, the sanctuary has innumerable wild fruit-bearing trees and bushes. \nBeing ex Municipal President\, Hospet\, wild life enthusiast\, social worker\, guide\, friend and a good photographer who helps all photographers in identifying birds to make pictures. He has been providing all the necessary guidance and help for the fellow photography community always. \nHis skills of spotting birds is amazing.! Born and brought up here\, he has thorough knowledge about the terrain and wildlife. He is an avid birder and has set up a small hide in his farm. Birding with him was a sheer joy. \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\n  \n Wildlife Week\nIn the year 1952 with a view to preserve the fauna of India\, particularly to take urgent steps to prevent extinction of any species\, the Government of India established an Indian Board of Wild Life (IBWL).  The Board has since been doing pioneering work to arouse public consciousness in favour of wildlife preservation. \nFrom time immemorial\, our wildlife has been closely associated with our legendary beliefs and our folklores\, with our epics and our history. Our lives would be very much poorer without these varied forms that build up the balance of nature. Wildlife preservation in fact implies active and planned wildlife management under which all forms of life would progress side by side with human progress\, each in its own sphere of influence and utility and without any detriment to human interests. In fact\, it is with this end in view that wildlife sanctuaries and national parks have been established and developed in suitable localities all over the country. \nIn order to arouse a general awakening in the common man in favour of protection of wildlife\, the Indian Board of Wild Life (IBWL) decided to observe the Wildlife Week and since then from October 2 – 8 every year organize different activities related to wildlife conservation to commemorate this week. \nEvery year around this time (October 2 to 8) governments\, environmentalists\, activists\, educators organize different activities to accelerate the awareness of wildlife conservation among people. India\, being a mega-storehouse of various species\, is also able to manage several conferences\, awareness programmes\, and public meetings among the nature lovers. Schools and educational institutions organize events such as wildlife related movie screening\, painting competition/essay writing/ debate competition for young children with wild life as the theme. \nBangalore has the largest community of Wildlife Photographers. To celebrate wildlife and its conservation\, YPS will be celebrating Wildlife Week with a function on October 8th 2017.
URL:https://www.ypsbengaluru.com/event/wildlife-week-celebration-2017/
LOCATION:Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Venkatappa Art Gallery\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka\, India
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SUMMARY:YPS Open House 06-17
DESCRIPTION:YPS Open House | October  14 | 6:30 PM | State Youth Centre\nYPS Open House\, is a free format discussion program aiming to achieve the following objectives: \n\nTo build stronger bonding\,\nTo clarify doubts that have remained in the corner of the mind for too long\,\nTo provide guidance on matters relevant to photography\,\nTo learn and to share\,\n\n \nHere are some of the activities that will be taken up during YPS Open House: \n\nDiscuss on technical aspects\, lighting\, composition and post-processing of participants Pictures\nShare information on upcoming Salons\nDiscuss any specific topic requested by the participant\n\nYPS Open House  is where experts and novices meet as equals to hold meaningful collective conversations that enhances the learning of everyone. \nStarting May 27th\, YPS Open House will be held every 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month\, unless announced otherwise. \nYPS Invites you to join us to share and to learn.
URL:https://www.ypsbengaluru.com/event/yps-open-house-06-17/
LOCATION:State Youth Centre (3rd Floor)\, State Youth Centre\, Nrupathunga Road\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560001\, India
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