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We strive to characterize, document, collate, and analyze the dynamic relation among bio-cultural diversity, traditional wisdom, food security, conservation, and sustainability.... read more

As a part of this, we are planning to publish a bi-monthly newsletter on various pertinent issues related to bio-cultural diversity, natural history, sustainability. The first issue of which is due in late March, 2018..... read more

Our published writing on topics ranging from biodiversity and conservation to pollution..... read more


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Wild uncultivated edible plants of India

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NEWS UPDATES
  • CEiBa online course series – 1st online certificate course
    Dr. Avik Ray conducted the 1st 3-day online certificate course on “Agricultural Biodiversity, Food Security, Climate Change and Sustainability” on 14-16th October, 2020.
  • New paper by Dr. Rajasri Ray and Dr. Avik Ray
    Dr. Rajasri Ray and Dr. Avik Ray published their paper on sacred natural sites and their importance in primary healthcare services
  • CEiBa online course series – 2nd online certificate course
    Dr. Rajasri Ray has conducted the 2nd 3-day online certificate course on “Understanding Biodiversity Data…How, When and What to Collect, Manage and Analyse” on 4-6 th December, 2020.
  • Dr. Avik Ray and Dr. Rajasri Ray conducted ecological fieldwork on “Natural Resource Conservation and Management”
    Dr. Avik Ray and Dr. Rajasri Ray conducted ecological fieldwork and academic interactive session on “Natural Resource Conservation and Management” with the undergraduate and post-graduate students in Purulia and Bankura district of West Bengal.
  • Debarati Chakraborty has won 2nd PRIZE!!
    Debarati Chakraborty has won 2nd prize in oral presentation on “Genetic analyses of indigenous rice landraces from North-east Indian states revealed a divergent and complex history” at International Conference, 5th India Biodiversity Meet, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, 15-17th March, 2018.

An announcement to recruit two unpaid interns at Center for Studies in Ethnobiology, Biodiversity, and Sustainability (CEiBa) . . . Click Here


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