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Muggers in VadodaraR. VyasAppendix 1. Segment studied in Vishwamitri River and description of the area and characteristics of river banksRiverSegmentSection-1Boundary of theRiver SegmentNH-No. 8 Bridge toVUDA Circle+ Flood ControlCanalCo-ordinates73 0 12’48.67”E22 0 21’25.67”N73 0 11’42.61”E22 0 19’30.23”NSegmentlength8.5km(+1.0km)Features of the river BankThe river bank is undisturbed and covered withdistant agricultural fields, and southwards nearSama Village and VUDA circle area are therecently developed urban residential societies,EME school and training campus and a fewslums.ActivitiesFishing, washing andbathing. Also, river wateris used by farmers forirrigation and a numberof illegal liquor distilleriesare operated on thebanksSection-2VUDA Circle toKalaghoda Circle+ Flood ControlCanal73 0 11’42.61”E22 0 19’30.23”N73 0 11’20.18”E22 0 18’29.66”N3.5km(+1.0km)The river banks are covered with slums,gardens and zoo and urban residentialsocieties.One drainage (Bhukhi) empties on the leftbanks, which comes from the eastern sideareas of Chhani and Nizampura and thesecond drainage drains on the right bank, fromthe north-western slopes of city.Washing, bathing andsome illegal distilleriesare observed in thissegment too. Most of thebanks areas are usedby the slum dwellers fordefecation.Section-3Kalaghoda Circle toMunj Mahuda Bridge73 0 11’20.18”E22 0 18’29.66”N73 0 11’16.70”E22 0 17’08.03”N7.0kmBoth the banks are covered with slums, openscrub lands and a few residential societies.Left banks open scrub lands and society.One drainage pours into the right bank, whichcomes from Akota area of city and the seconddrainage empties into the left bank of the river,this drainage assembles rain water from thepalace compound and city area.Washing and a few illegaldistilleries are operatedon the banksSection-4Munj Mahuda Bridgeto Vadsar Bridge73 0 11’16.70”E22 0 17’08.03”N73 0 10’07.72”E22 0 15’53.51”N6.0kmThe right river bank area is covered withslums, open scrub lands and few urbanhousing societies, whereas on the left banks;agricultural fields are found.A rain fed drainage merges into the river onthe left banks, this collects rainwater fromSursagar, Dandiya Bajar and Manjalpur.Washing and liquordistilleries (illegal). Also,river waters are pumpedby local farmers for theirrigation purpose.Appendix 2. List of government, non government organizations and individuals involved in rescuing wild animals in andaround Vadodara, Gujarat.1Name and address of organization Name of the contact person Contact numberSocial Forestry, Forest Department,New Anexie Building, Kothi, VadodaraConservator of ForestRFO-Sayajiaug (0265-27839542)RFO-Padra (02662-24196)RFO-Amod (02641-45359)2 Wildlife Circle - Forest Department, Kothi Office, Vadodara Conservator of Forest RFO-Harni (0265-2484499)3 Wildlife Circle- Bharuch, Forest Department Conservator of Forest RFO-Jambusar (02644-20294)4 Sayaji Baug Zoo, Maha Nagar Seva Sadan Vadodara Zoo Curator 0265-27840795 Fire Brigade, Maha Nagar Seva Sadan Vadodara. Chief Fire Officer 0265-2562010; 0256-243205067Vadodara Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to the Animals,Vadodara CityGujarat Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to the Animals,60-Kunj Society, Alkapuri, Vadodara8 Let. Rohan Crocodile Charitable Trust, Raopura, VadodaraSecretary 0265-6555552Secretary: Snehal R. BhavsarRaj BhavsarPresident & Project CoordinatorMr. Ashok Pawar / Rakesh V.91-982501111791-982531747291-99250581379 Wildlife Reused Trust, Vadodara President: Rajesh Kadam 91-966203928110 Canine Group, Vadodara City President: Vishal Thakur 91-982568396011 Mr. Rohit Vyas and Group, Vadodara City Mr. Rohit Vyas 91-999895402312 Mr. Kartik Upadhaya and Group, Vadodara. Mr. Kartik Upadhaya 91-942627007713 Mr. Pravin Maharaj, Padra, Vadodara Mr. Pravin Maharaj 91-93279602263340Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | November 2012 | 4(14): 3333–3341
Muggers in Vadodaraof the United Nation, Field Document, i-iv+1–69pp.Gujarat Pollution Board (2008). River Vishwamitri WaterAnalysis Results from Gujarat Pollution Board: 2007-08,http://gpcb.gov.in/projects.aspNathalie, N. (2011). Population of Nile Crocodiles (Crocodylusniloticus) in the northern part of park W. Niger. CSGNewsletter 30(1): 4-6.Oza, G.M. (1975). Conservation of the crocodile in the SayajiSarovar lake, Baroda, India. Biology Conservation 7: 235–236.Vijaykumar, V. (1997). Evaluation of restocked Muggercrocodiles and its implication in long-term conservation andmanagement of the species in Gujarat, India. July, 1997.VII- 65pp. Gujarat Institute of Desert Ecology, Patwadi Naka,Bhuj-Kachchh, Gujarat (Unpublished Report).Vyas, R. (1993). Recent cases of man-eating by the Mugger(Crocodylus palustris) in Gujarat State. Hamadryad 18:48–49.Vyas, R. (2005). Recent notable incidences of conflict betweenMugger and humans in Gujarat. CSG Newsletter 24(2):7–8.Vyas, R. (2010a). Mugger (Crocodylus palustris) populationR. Vyasin and around Vadodara City, Gujarat State, India. RussianJournal of Herpetology 17(1): 43–50.Vyas, R. (2010b). The Muggers (Crocodylus palustris) ofVishwamitri River: Past and Present. Report. Herpetology& Environmental Research Project (HERP), Vadodara,India. 32pp, Figures 5, Tables 11, I-XX.Vyas, R. (2011). New threat on the Mugger (Crocodyluspalustris) population of Vadodara city, Gujarat, India. CSGNewsletter 30(3): 15–16.Vyas, R. & S.R. Bhavsar (2009). Movement of an individualMugger into urban areas of Vadodara City, Gujarat State,India. CSG Newsletter 28(3): 5–7.Vyas, R. & R. Vyas (2002). Mugger survey in the VishwamitriRiver of Gujarat, India. CSG Newsletter 21(3): 9–110.Whitaker, R. & H. Andrews (2003). Crocodile conservation,Western Asia region: An update. Journal of the BombayNatural History Society 100(2&3): 432–445.Whitaker, N, (2008). Survey of Human-crocodile conflict inGujarat and Rajasthan: Trial of conflict mitigation educationmaterials and further information on. Madras CrocodileBank Trust, 30pp. (Unpublished Report).Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | November 2012 | 4(14): 3333–33413341
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