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    This document is a report from a field study trip to the Saralpara Indo-Bhutan reserves in Kokrajhar, Assam. It provides details of the trip including a tour diary, introduction to the location, descriptions of the flora and fauna observed, and a conclusion about the natural beauty of the area. The trip was organized by Green Field Junior College for students to learn about the biodiversity and ecology of the forest reserves near the Bhutan border. Over 300 species of plants and animals were identified during the visit.

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    This document is a report from a field study trip to the Saralpara Indo-Bhutan reserves in Kokrajhar, Assam. It provides details of the trip including a tour diary, introduction to the location, descriptions of the flora and fauna observed, and a conclusion about the natural beauty of the area. The trip was organized by Green Field Junior College for students to learn about the biodiversity and ecology of the forest reserves near the Bhutan border. Over 300 species of plants and animals were identified during the visit.

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    TOPIC : FIELD STUDY
    SUB-TOPIC : Bio-diversity and Ecology of
    Saralpara Indo-Bhutan reserves
    Saralpara Forest,Kokrajhar

    Guided By:-
    Ubaidatul Rahman
    Subject Teacher, Dept. of Botany

    Submitted By:-
    Partha Pratim Roy
    Class: HS 1st Year (Science)
    Roll No: 01
    Year: 2021-2022

    Organized By:-
    GREEN FIELD JUNIOR COLLEGE,
    DHUBRI(ASSAM)
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    Acknowledgement

    I greatfully acknowledge, the contribution of our teacher


    and Principal sir Mr. Shontosh Kr. Malakar for his all round
    support in this field study.

    I would also like to thank my Environment teacher for


    providing us an opportunity to visit salapara, Kokrajhar and
    enjoy the beauty of its nature. Specially the winter season
    makes our trip more beautiful. Once again I would like to
    thank all the teachers and non-teaching stuff for make the
    event possible.
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    CONTENT

    1.TOUR DIARY page 5


    2.INTRODUCTION page6
    3.LOCATION page7
    4.FLORA page8
    5.FAUNA page8
    6.CONCLUSION page9

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    TOUR DIARY

    DATE TIME ACTIVITIES


    07:00AM Started journey to Saralpara
    Indo-Bhutan border in
    Kokrajhar, reserved Saralpara
    forest

    10:00AM Reached to the destination


    10:30AM Breakfast
    10:45AM to Environment Class
    11:45AM
    10-02-2022
    12:00PM to Turn Around
    01:45PM
    01:45 PM to Taking lunch and clicking
    03:00PM snaps in that time
    03:00PM to Preparing to get up in the bus
    05:00PM
    05:00PM Returning journey started
    09:00PM Reached to home
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    INTRODUCTION

    Green Field Junior College had organized an


    excursion on 10th February,2022 and I was priviledge enough
    to the Saralpara in the district of Kokrajhar.

    Saralpara is situated just down the hills of Bhutan


    in the southern part of the country and inhabited by mainly
    Nepali,Bodo and Trible peoples. This is a place of great
    interest. Many people visit this place daily. This place amazed
    me with its jaw-dropping beauty and heavenly charm.
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    LOCATION

    It is located
    at a distance of 65 km
    from Kokrajhar town. It
    is more assible from
    Kokrajhar town.
    It shares a border with
    our neighbor country
    Bhutan. Saralpara in
    Kokrajhar district is quite
    nearby to the
    headquarter of Sarpang
    Dzonkhang (DC) in
    Bhutan.

    It is situated at the foothills of Bhutan in the


    downstream of river Sarbhang Khola Chhu. The distance
    between Dhubri to saralpara is 128 km.
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    FLORA
    Morethan 300 species of trees, 250 species of
    shrubs,400 species of herbs,10 species of bamboo,100 species
    of grass and 130 species of aquatic flora including more than
    70 sedges and have been identified so far is the saralpara
    forest and its adjoining international border.

    FAUNA
    In this reserved forest and in its adjoining saralpara indo-
    bhutan border there are 300 species of birds,73 species of
    mammals,76 species of snakes ,5 species of amphibians have
    been identifyied.Monkey,elephant,snakes,frogs etc are the
    example of fauna present in this place
    Among these there are some endangered species are
    found in this reserved forest.
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    CONCLUSION
    Saralpara,near Indo-Bhutan border at ultapani
    reserve forest, BTAD, Assam is filled up with beautiful flora
    and fauna. It’s a complete picturesque landscape which can be
    a wonderful picnic spot. While traveling towards saralpara
    one can see many mustard fields,forests area and highrise hills
    and mountains.
    Saralpara is one of the beautiful place that
    attract the tourist.The small stream of water coming down
    from the Bhutan hills are just memorising it’s beauty. It is a
    wonderful place for camping and bonfire.
    The entier trip was very knowledgeable. We
    learned about many new species as well as we saw the beauty
    of nature. This visit made us aware of various endanger
    species.

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