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A handbook
on Ethnobotany

Rural Futures:
21 century transformation
for the Naturenomics™ future

Community
Development

Naturenomics™ 2.0 (2008)

Naturenomics™ 3.0 (2009)

Naturenomics™ 4.0 Vol I & II

Naturenomics™ 5.0 - Water Book

Naturenomics™ 6.0 (2016)

7th Balipara Foundation Social Recognition Awards 2019

The need for a “Forest Restoration Alliance” in India

Endangered Golden Mahseer : a review of natural history

New Bioluminescent Mushroom Discovered In Meghalaya

An Ethnobotanical Survey of Wild food plants of Mishing Tribe

Growth and development of Bambusa balcooa (Bhuluka baah) and Bambusa tulda (Jaati baah) – a field observation.Growth and development of Bambusa balcooa (Bhuluka baah) and Bambusa tulda (Jaati baah) – a field observation.

The mystery of the glowing Meghalaya mushrooms

BF Report 2013

BF Report 2014

BF Report 2015

BF Report 2016

Balipara Foundation Progress & Impact Report 2016-17

EHNF 2017 Report

EHNF Video Compilation

BF Impact Report 2018

EHNF 2019-Report

Highlights of 2019

BF Progress & Impact Report April 2019-March 2020

Naturenomics™ Digital Dialogues : Ushering in the ecological Revolution

Eclectic NorthEast October 2019

BF presents ‘Rural Futures for Ecological Civilization in the Eastern Himalayas’ in the Royal

Over-Seas League Magazine,UK

Ecology is economy

Prevention Not Cures – What Forests Can Do in a Time of Global Pandemics

Role Of Startups In Ecological & Financial Growth In A Pandemic-Hit World

COVID-19 warriors: How Assam’s Mishings brought agroforestry back into practice

Triple Bottom Line In Business: People, Planet, Profit

The Indianaut Chronicles #2 A Conversation With Ranjit Barthakur (Founder, Balipara Foundation)

Through Naturenomics™, this organisation has impacted the lives of 163 million people in eastern Himalayas​

World Environment Day: Amid mining, dam issues in Northeast, conservation group banks on ‘rural futures’.

Save Our Lungs, Save Our Heart – Save Dehingpatkai (Sikkim Express)

How floods and migration in Assam link to human trafficking

Environmental Impact Assessment: A boon or bane?

Foot Soldiers of the Forest | Boom Towns

Weavers of Assam to go global

Save our lungs, save our heart – save Dehing Patkai (The Arunachal Times)

Balipara residents plant three lakh saplings in 30 minutes

Balipara Foundation raises voice against Environment Impact Assessment