SNHC India - Society of Nature Healers, Conservators and Local Tourism Dev

31/07/2026

How Healthy are our Rivers?
River Narmada in its initial flow at Amarkantak
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River Narmada in its initial flow at Amarkantak By Kartik Sapre The Narmada River Health Index was conceptualised by Mr. Anil Madhav Dave.

28/07/2026

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By R K Nigam Guava is an important fruit crop of the tropical, subtropical region specially in Central and South India, which are eaten as a fresh or made into beverage, jams and other ways. There are near about around 140 species of Guava that can be found in world.

16/05/2026

Coming up with 1st conference on Environment this may... register soon and share in your relevant groups.

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
UN Environment Programme
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UN Sustainable Development Platform
Randhir Bittu Sahgal
Debadityo Sinha
Environmental Media Association
TERI - The Energy and Resources Institute
CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur

24/03/2026

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24/01/2026

Happy Birthday Sir

"Warmest Wishes to you on your very special Day.

I hope that you continue to change the lives of others with your Positivity, Love and beautiful Spirit...."

Many Many Happy Returns of the day Sir.....

Happy Birthday....

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18/01/2026

Thankful to team SNHC INDIA and specially Mr Vikas Singh Baghel to arrange the 4th Conference successfully. He faced hard situation when his father passed away mean time of the arrangements but he handled everything. The area of discussion was an innovative and extremely greatfui. I attended Day-1 & Day-2, online from "North Bihar". Thanks to eminent speakers for their effective presentation and discussion.

17/01/2026

The Society of Nature Healers, Conservators and Local Tourism Development (SNHC India) continues its commitment to nature conservation through the annual National Conference on Lesser-Known Species. After three successful editions that brought national attention to overlooked species and influenced on-ground research and conservation action, the initiative now expands to a landscape-level approach with the 4th National Conference on Lesser-Known Species of the Central Indian Landscape.
TOFT India is happy to be associated as the Knowledge Partner for the event. Sharing a common vision of conservation-led, sustainable landscapes, the partnership aims to strengthen scientific dialogue, promote inclusive conservation approaches, and highlight the importance of lesser-known species.

Date:16-18th January 2026
Place: Bhopal
Society of Nature Healers Conservators India
For Details log on to www.snhcindia.org or mail at [email protected]

17/12/2025

The Brochure and poster of 4th National Conference on Lesser Known Species of Central Indian Landscape was released today by Mr V N Ambade, IFS, PCCF and HOFF Madhya Pradesh along with Mr B S Annigeri, IFS, APCCF MP Forest, MP State Biodiversity Team led by Mr Manoj Solanki, ACF and Vikas Singh Baghel, Founder & Chief Editor SNHC India.

For a broader and more scientific approach after conducting 3rd Conference in Jan 2025, SNHC Conference is moving to Landscape conservation resulting in the addition of eight more states and wider variety of lesser known species needing attention there. The conference is now titled as *"National Conference on Lesser Known Species of Central Indian Landscape"* proving a pivotal step in strengthening the conservation community of Central India.