*"Report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel - Part I - Annexures : Annexure F: Field Visits

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Sub :*"Report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel - Part I - Annexures : Annexure F: Field Visits

Ref : Annexure F: Field Visits


Karnataka :-

Date :
16.9.2010

 Place :
Gundia

Issues/Remarks :
Ecologically Sensitive area. Rare and endangered species of flora and fauna, amphibians, snakes and reptiles, Pushpagiri Sanctuary, Elephant Reserve, Demand for more compensation, Elephant and Human conflict, strong opposition for Gundia Hydal Project from local people and Panchayat’s. No further fragmentation of W.Ghats. No Mini/Micro Hydel Project, No River Diversion.

Participants :
Prof.Madhava Gadgil; Dr.Subramanyam; Vidya Nayak, Prof.Subhashchandran, Dr.Harish Bhat, IISc; Y.B.Ramakrishna, Chairman, Bio Fuel Task Force-K. ; Ranjan Raol Yerdoor, W.Ghats Task Force; DFO, ACF, KPCL representatives; Environmentalists; Peoples representatives; Wild Life Warden; Agriculturists; Anganawady Workers; SHG Leaders; Women’s Forum members.


Maharastra :

Date
4/10-12/10/2010

Place


Issues/Remarks

Ratanagiri-Sindhudurg-Kolhapur districts (Visit to project sites) Visit to Ratanagiri-Sindhudurg-Kolhapur districts in Maharashtra

Aamby Valley, Matheran, Lonavala,

Lavasa Development of Townships in Western Ghats from perspective of Regional Planning

19/01/2011

Lavasa City Lavasa

Field Visit 1/3-4/3/2011 Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani Problems of ESZ rules to Local People

16/3-19/3/2011

Ratnagiri District in Maharashtra Konkan

Field tour for long term ecology monitoring site and cumulative impact assessment

14/04/2011

ENERCON wind mill sites near BhImashankar

Wildlife Sanctuary Environmental Impact of Wind mill project in Proposed ESA adjoining BhImashankar Wildlife Sanctuary

15/05-16/05/2011

Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani ESZ field visit

19/05/2011

ENERCON wind mill sites near Bhimashankar

Wildlife Sanctuary Environmental Impact of Wind mill project in Proposed ESA adjoining Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary


Tamil Nadu :

Date : May, June, July, 2010

Place : Ootacamund, Coimbatore

Issues/Remarks  : To assess the status of ecology, environmental pollution in Western Ghats areas.

Jan, Feb, Mar, 2011

Kodaikanal, Valparai

To assess the status of ecology, environmental pollution in Western Ghats


Goa :

Date 28.9.2010

Place Site Visit to iron ore mines, Madei and Bhagwan Mahavir

Issues/Remarks   Wildlife Sanctuary Iron ore mining


12/1-24/1/2011

Goa :

Mining in Goa


Kerala :

Date 29 January 2011

Place  Athirappilly, Vazhachal, Trichur Athirappilly project:

Issues/Remarks   WGEEP site visit, consultation at the Athirappilly Panchayath, Public consultation and Technical consultation with officers of the Kerala State Electricy Board,

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