Dragonfly festival 2022: Wetland Biomonitoring survey

Bio-diversity,Water,Pollution
Dragonfly Festival 2022 is a unique Citizen Science campaign to highlight the importance and status of dragonflies and damselflies in our country. As part of Dragonfly Festival, few wetland locations from Kerala – Vellayani Lake, Kole wetlands, Kattampally wetlands, Bharathapuzha River and Pookode Lake have been identified to monitor the Odonata species over the period of 5 months. WWF India is looking for passionate volunteers to conduct regular habitat and species survey. We are looking for a mixed group of volunteers for photo documentation, observation and identification. Volunteers will be required to upload the data on the Indian Biodiversity Portal. Only a few selected volunteers will be shortlisted for each site. The applicants from (Name of the location) living closer to the location will be preferred. An e-certificate will be given to the volunteers on the completion of the project.
10-08-2022
10-12-2022
Kerala
Vellayani Lake, Kole Wetlands, Kattampally Wetlands, Bharathapuzha River and Pookode Lake
First week of August, On Zoom Platform
On ground visit for 3 months, Conduct habitat and species survey, 2-3 surveys per month, Photo Documentation.
3 hrs
0 mins
Good observational skills, camera/mobile photography, proficient with modern technology
18
Data collection sheet, phone, camera (If available)
The project will be on ground with data and photo documentation. Full Vaccination for Covid-19 is mandatory, for more details, p


Last Date to Register: 17-Aug-2022

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