Friends of Wildlife NGO organization visit to Pushkarani

Konanur: Friends of Wildlife, an NGO from Bengaluru visited Rama Nathpura Vahni Pushkarani along with Hassan and Haram fisheries department officials and conducted a study on fish.
On this occasion, Deputy Director of District Fisheries Department M.H. Nanjundappa said that this kind of work has not been done anywhere for the conservation of fish. Rama first visited Nathpur and this should be made successful from here. If we do not take care of the fishes, we will only have to show their photos to the next generation. Therefore, everyone should always cooperate for the conservation of fish, he said.
Harangi Fisheries Department Assistant Nirde Shaka Sachin said that with our excessive desire, we have not only destroyed the environment but also reduced the fish population. He said that this should not happen in the future by giving good nutritious food to the fishes here and they should be responsible for the offspring of the fishes.
Manjunath of Friends of Wildlife said that our organization has studied about the animals and birds living on earth, created awareness about the environment and provided the necessary facilities, now we need to know about the aquatic animals and take action for their breeding. He said that the tourists are putting peanuts, puri etc. and this is affecting the offspring of fish, so our organization has come to distribute rich protein food and the sellers of peanuts, puri etc. buy it and give it to the tourists.
Cauvery River Cleanliness and Oscillation Committee members like Siddaiah, Kalaboyi, Keshav etc. appealed to the department officials that one watchman should be appointed near the river, high mast lamp, CCTV should be installed and fish theft should be stopped.
On this occasion, Assistant Director of Harangi Fisheries Department Sachin, Arakalagudu Assistant Director Mahadev, Administrative Secretary of Friends of Wildlife Chandana, Executive Officer Manju Nath, Adisesha, Shilpa and members of the Management Board were present.