Indian Wildlife Club Forum

Among our several plans for the ecological and economical development of the forest villages for their sustainable livelihood to encourage their role in saving the natural resources, Our organisation ( Samsing Chauthary) has now started promoting the cultivation of strawberry plant starting with two forest villages of Kalimpong sub-division of north Bengal , Samsing and Mouray . For market research and demand analysis this year we have planned just to sow 8500 saplings of sweet charlie and Cameroza breed of strawberry, with the involvement of community of the forest villages. The best part of environmental awareness is given by strictly following the natural and organic methods of farming without contaminating the virginity of the soil.

Among the several plans and initiatives taken by the Chauthary organisation under the scheme of sustainable livelihood project to supply, this is the one more efficient step. The project aims to develop the livelihood of the forest villages which will promote their approach towards saving the environment by reducing their reliability on the natural resources.  

It also acts as an environment awareness campaign for the villages as the cultivation strictly follows the natural and organic method of farming, with a pre -cautious step to ban the introduction of chemical fertilizers and save the virginity of the soil from getting contaminated. The unique selling point (USP)of the product can be proclaimed as the naturally and organically grown strawberries.

The vision of the project in its own practical version will be to develop a huge market of organic strawberries in North Bengal with the ultimate utilization of the resources whatever available with the forest villagers so they can come forward to save the environment atleast their own surroundings.

The planting though happened lately, started in the first week of December, the fruiting time is expected to start from the last week of January and will continue till the end of March. A complete project report will be prepared to measure the yield per plan comparing both the villages who have slightly different climatic conditions . According to the report the sapling will be again distributed to all the interested forest villagers and therefore the marketing part will be done by the organisation.

To order garden fresh organic strawberries please contact the undersigned:

                                                                 Regn.No S/1L/79108

Every year we organize a seasonal trekking which begins from the month of December- April, the trek covers the versatile desires of all the types of nature enthusiasts. It can be an educational trek, adventure trek, amateurs trek, cultural trek, wild trek, snow trek etc, Rhododendron trek.

The places we cover are the Neora valley national and Buxa tiger reserve Depending upon the trekkers desire,

Below are the details of the dates and tariff for the participants:

Neora valley national park:

Best for Botanists, bird watchers, animal census, butterfly trek , geographical excursion, wild trek, snow trek, rhododendron trek, jungle tour.

Brief description:

Neora valley national park is rich in its heritage flora and fauna. The place is an abode to different types of medicinal hers, shrubs and extinct species. It is also a habitat for several extinct species  like the Red panda, Tiger. The trek can be an ample source for the information required for the educational thesis and theories for students. We provide professional guides for such treks. The highest point of the park is called Rachela, a virgin paradise of north bengal (9500 ft -10,000 ft), The place is beautifully decorated with the forest of rhododendron trees which are more than 300 years old. During the month of December one can enjoy the experience of snow trek. While trekking Neora valley national park the botanists can gain different experiences on different types of vegetation from , evergreen, deciduous, coniferous, bamboo and rhododendron forest. The point happens to be the meeting point of three borders, Sikkim, Bhutan and India adjacent to the legendary "Silk route".There is more to come which cannot be described in words and can only be experiences live.

Below are the dates for the participants: ( join the group)

**NOTE- ALL THE NAMES OF THE PLACES MENTIONED BELOW ARE THE LOCAL NAMES OF THE AREAS OF NEORA VALLEY NATIONAL PARK**

Category - moderate

Attraction - Snow covered green mountains, Rhododendron Blossoming

DAY	OPTION-1	OPTION-2	OPTION-3
1ST DAY	SAMSING FARI ( HALT)	SAMSING FARI ( HALT)	TODEY TANGTA (HALT)
2ND DAY	TONGTONGAY (HALT)	TONGTONGAY (HALT)	RUKA (HALT)
3RD DAY	TIGER CAMP (HALT)	TIGER CAMP (HALT)	RACHELA ( HALT)
4TH DAY	RACHELA (HALT)	RACHELA (HALT)	ALUBARI (HALT)/
5TH DAY	TANGTA ( HALT)	ALUBARI (HALT)	CHAUDAPHERI (HALT)
6TH DAY	CHECK OUT (THROUGH TODEY)	CHECK OUT( THROUGH CHAUDAPHERI)	CHECK OUT (THROUGH LAVA)

*** Trekkers are requested to get a medical fitness checkup 5 days before the trek***

For Participation inquiry please contact through email or phone at :

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