Archive · 27 Jul 2026
New Conserver Honored for Wildlife Conservation Efforts
New Conserver is an organization from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, that has been working for over 31 years to protect forests, wildlife, and biodiversity in India.
They have done important research in many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
Recently, they were honored by The Book of Indian Records for publishing five books about the biodiversity of Manas National Park in Assam.
The books cover mammals, birds, flora, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, insects, and spiders.
The organization was recognized for its hard work and dedication to conservation.
A special event was held to celebrate this achievement, attended by environmentalists, researchers, and wildlife experts.
New Conserver honored by The Book of Indian Records for wildlife and environmental conservation.
Organization has been active for 31 years, protecting forests, wildlife, and biodiversity.
Published five books on the biodiversity of Manas National Park in Assam.
Event held on July 26 in Jalgaon to celebrate the achievement.
Key figures include Abhay Ujagare, Archana Ujagare, Shailendra Mahajan, and others.
- Who
- New Conserver organization and its members
- What
- Honored by The Book of Indian Records for wildlife and environmental conservation
- When
- July 26
- Where
- Jalgaon, Maharashtra
- Why
- For their outstanding contribution to wildlife conservation, environmental protection, biodiversity research, and nature awareness
Environmental Conservation
Developmental Activities
Conservation vs. Development
Environmental Conservation
New Conserver emphasizes the importance of protecting wildlife and natural habitats, advocating for strict conservation measures to preserve biodiversity.
Developmental Activities
Some argue that certain developmental activities are necessary for economic growth and human progress, which may sometimes conflict with conservation efforts.
- Organization
- New Conserver
- Location
- Jalgaon, Maharashtra
- Years of Service
- 31 years
- Award
- The Book of Indian Records
- Key Projects
- Biodiversity studies in national parks and wildlife sanctuaries
- Notable Achievement
- Published five books on Manas National Park's biodiversity
- Event Date
- July 26
- Key Figures
- Abhay Ujagare, Archana Ujagare, Shailendra Mahajan, Shrutika Mahajan, Ashlesha Ujagare, Apoorva Ujagare