Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Dolphin - Sea Turtle Killer had the permission
The explosion has left forest officials carrying out search operations along 14 islands in the region to find out if more species have washed ashore.
Sub-contractor Atul Somaiya, who carried out blasts in one of the most delicate ecosystems, has shown the relevant GMB papers to the forest department.
Meanwhile, the death toll in the dynamite blast in this protected zone has gone up to five dolphins and 10 turtles.
In a a separate incident, more then 100 people were admitted to the G.G. hospital and more then 300 others given first aid after they ate food at a marriage function in Jhankhar village.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Jamnagar : Dolphin Population Rising
The research paper reveals that the population of dolphins in the Gulf of Kutch is increasing. HS Singh, conservator of marine national park also said that many dolphins can be seen near Jamnagar Marine National Park as well. It is widely known that Gujarat Fisherman's do free dolphins if they caught in their nets. A Marine National Park official hinted at creation of a jetty near Poshitra. this small boat will take tourists to have a closer look at the dolphins.
Singh identified few dolphins like common dolphins, bottle-nosed dolphins and Pacific hump-back dolphins near Jamnagar.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Dolphin - Sea Turtle Dead due to Dynamite Explosion
Maritime and Forest authorities have filed a case against the local contractor, Devji. The contractor was working on removing a wreckage of a ship, that was sunk 3 decades ago, it is easily understood that the contractor had not seek permission from the park authorities to use dynamite in this eco-sensitive area.
Both dolphins and sea turtles listed as endangered species under Wildlife Protection Act
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Tuesday, June 20, 2006
PIROTAN ISLAND - Jamnagar
PIROTAN ISLAND - Jamnagar
Mangrove Marvels
One and only Marine National Park is
Pirotan Island and its near by area is the Only MARINE NATIONAL PARK of its kind in India, situated at Jamnagar Dist. Gujarat.
The Pirotan Island has Majestic view of Sunrise and Sunset, Pirotan Island is about 15 Nautical Miles from Jamnagar in Arabian Sea. Complete areas is of 3.0 square k.m., surrounded with dense Mangroves forest, The Marine Trees.
The Pirotan Island is home of many marine life-form. that includes
Various types of Crabs
Neptune
Wolf
King crab
Hermit crabs
Ghost crabs
Scorpions
Wiper- Isosceles
Sea snakes
Sea slugs and many more.
The forest is very rich in marine wild life, Marine creatures, Sea animals, and really a very good Paradise for Bird watchers.
Out of total 250 species of Mangroves, 60 species are available in India. Sundarban in West-bengal is also famous for Mangrove Forest. colorful Reeforon, Grey Heron, Avocet etc. can also be seen on sea shore.
Sea Horse
Squid
Sea Anemone
Octopus
Sea Slug
Sea Warm
sabella
Mud Skipper
Sea Bonellia
Coaster Cather
Sea Urchin etc.
these are amoung other marine lives & creatures found near Pirotan Island. if you explore Deep sea , you can get a glimpse of DOLPHIN too.
Sponges make this a colourrful world, Red, Blue, Violet,and Pink sponges can be seen near the Light House and Mangroves forest,
Corals found here includes - Moon coral, Star Coral, Finger Coral, Brain Coral, etc.
In the Local Gujarati Language "Coral" is calling as "Parwada". while each Coral is a live colony of marine lives.
There are more then 250 species of Fish are seen, it includes Brittle Star,Ray fish, Coral fish, Lobster fish, Puffer fish, Pistol shrimp, etc.
Sea-bird crys day and night in Pirotan,
Flamingo
Cranes
Sea Gull
Haring Gull
Blackhead Gull
Crab Plover Gull
Puffin
Do come to Pirotan Island
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