00:00The project is called Gharial.
00:01It is called Gharial.
00:02It is called Northern India.
00:05Indian subcontinent is restricted.
00:07This is a crocodile species.
00:09It is called Snow Leopard.
00:11It is called Himalaya.
00:13It is called Himalaya.
00:15It is called the distribution of Himalaya.
00:17It is called distribution of Himalaya.
00:20We work on such a lot of species.
00:22We work on such a lot of species.
00:23We work on Pygmy Hawk, Rhino, Elephant.
00:26You know that in WII,
00:29We work on the tiger, leopards,
00:31and the cheetahs.
00:33But in addition,
00:34we work on the turtles.
00:36We work on the humbuck whale.
00:39We work on the humbuck whale.
00:40So, those species
00:42who have no information and knowledge
00:45for them,
00:46they make the base lines.
00:47Those long-ranging species.
00:50If there are some habitats
00:52if there is a problem
00:54so they can evaluate
00:56the species
00:56will have they later?
00:59Sometimes they have a work
01:00for habitat protection.
01:02Sometimes they have the work
01:03for habitat management.
01:05Sometimes they have
01:06for the population
01:06get people into their
01:08reintroducing
01:08or increase,
01:10like we are doing
01:11for god
01:11or tiger
01:13They are kept there.
01:16So, there are many
01:17kinds of trees.
