Invitation for documenting heritage and natural sites
The Hindu
Invitation for proposals to document heritage sites and biodiversity was given by Telangana EPTRI on the occasion of World Heritage Day.
Principal Secretary, Environment & Forests, and Director General, Environment Protection Training & Research Institute (EPTRI) A.Vani Prasad has has extended an invitation for proposals on the documentation of heritage sites, wetlands, natural or unique landforms, vegetation, and flora and fauna, on the occasion of World Heritage Day, on April 18.
Along with the Additional Secretary, M.Prashanti, Ms. Prasad said the initiative is being jointly launched by EPTRI and Telangana Biodiversity Board.
A call has been given to universities, institutions, organisations, NGOs, research scholars, and students to actively participate in the documentation initiative. The deadline for submitting the proposals is May 15, a statement informed.
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