Gopinathan Maheswaran

I have been working on the ecology of long-legged wading birds especially storks and herons in north and north-east India. I worked extensively on Black-necked Stork’s ecology for my Ph.D dissertation and published my work in peer-reviewed journals. I also worked on the DST-sponsored project on the Critically Endangered White-bellied Heron in Namdapha Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh especially on the foraging behaviour as nothing is know about the species biology in India.

Institution:
Zoological survey of India
Department:
Bird Section
Designation type:
Faculty/ PI/ Scientist at a University, Institute or NGO
Designation/Position:
Scientist-E
State/Union Territory:
West Bengal
City/Town:
KOLKATA
Primary focus:
Field
Primary area of study:
Behaviour--Foraging, Behaviour--General, Conservation
Primary field sites:

Namdapha Tiger Reserve, Dudhwa National Park, Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Jaldapara National Park,

Opportunities:
Masters students seeking a thesis guide, PhD students
Futher information on opportunities:

Every year, the Zoological Survey of India recruits JRF.SRF/PDF for our in-house as well as externally-funded projects and those who are interested shall apply.