TREC

TREC Tropical-Research-Education-Conservation Nature is always wondering! When we think we know everything about nature, it shows it’s another one wonder!

If we change our thinking or if we give honor and go depth in the nature it always shows its secret. Tropical Rainforest Ecological Camp (TREC) is a non government organisation which is mainly working in four different fields; Tropical-Research-Education-Conservation. The concept of the TREC is give awareness and conservation about our nature through camps, workshop and tourism related activities. And also do research and facilitate to researchers who want to work on nature field.

06/12/2024

Meet the Amur Falcon (Falco amurensis) - a stunning little raptor with dark plumage and those captivating reddish-orange eyes! These incredible birds breed in south-eastern Siberia and Northern China before embarking on one of the longest migrations of any raptor, covering over 22,000 kilometers! They make a crucial pit-stop in Nagaland, India, where you can witness hundreds of thousands gathering in a breath-taking spectacle. As skilled hunters, Amur Falcons catch insects mid-air with incredible precision. Being primarily insectivorous, they're vital for our ecosystem to keep insect populations in check. But sadly, they face threats from habitat loss, hunting, and illegal trapping. Let's protect these majes

Audio: Albert Lastukhin; borrowed from Xeno-Canto (cat. nr. XC266735).

Healthy soil, healthy planet- let’s celebrate the unsung hero of our planet. Join us in protecting our planet's vital re...
05/12/2024

Healthy soil, healthy planet- let’s celebrate the unsung hero of our planet. Join us in protecting our planet's vital resources to secure our future.

Small Steps make Big Impact- Join the movement for a cleaner planet and let's make every day a pollution control day. ...
02/12/2024

Small Steps make Big Impact- Join the movement for a cleaner planet and let's make every day a pollution control day.

21/11/2024

Meet the stunning bird of South and Southeast Asia! With its unique crest of curled feathers and long, racket-shaped tail, this beauty is a sight to behold. These elegant flyers are not just about looks; their tail feathers help them change direction swiftly in the air! You can find them in forests, woodlands, and open areas, often mingling with other birds in mixed-species flocks. Their diet is primarily insect-based - think beetles, grasshoppers, and dragonflies; though they also enjoy the occasional berry! Plus, they're incredible mimics, capable of imitating the sounds of other birds and even human noises like whistles and car alarms! Breeding season runs from April to August in India, with mothers typically laying 3-4 eggs. These birds are fiercely protective of their young, often taking on larger birds like raptors to defend their nests!

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Audio credit: Peter Boesman; borrowed from Xeno-Canto (cat. nr. XC359709).
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

TREC's Chinnara Vana Darshana is a transformative experience designed specifically for young explorers eager to connect ...
07/11/2024

TREC's Chinnara Vana Darshana is a transformative experience designed specifically for young explorers eager to connect with the natural world. This immersive journey invites school children to step into the heart of nature, where they will embark on an unforgettable expedition through vibrant, lush forests teeming with life. Each step into the forest uncovers new wonders, allowing young adventurers to witness first-hand the beauty and complexity of the ecosystems that surround them. As participants navigate through these enchanting landscapes, they will engage in interactive games that spark their curiosity, encouraging them to explore and learn about the various elements of the environment.
Fascinating activities designed to stimulate their senses and challenge their thinking will help them understand the delicate balance that sustains all forms of life. Additionally, the program emphasizes the importance of conservation, teaching young explorers practical ways they can contribute to safeguarding our planet. This knowledge empowers them, instilling a sense of responsibility and stewardship toward the environment. Overall, TREC's Chinnara Vana Darshana promises an enriching adventure that combines fun, education, and a deep appreciation for nature, ensuring that children walk away not only with cherished memories but also with a lifelong commitment to preserving the beauty and vitality of our world.

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Vaddinkoppa. Sugavi
Sirsi
581318

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8495973656

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