Faculty Detail

Dr Upamanyu Hore

Asst. Professor (III)

Amity Institute of Forestry and Wildlife

Qualifications
Graduation : B.Sc(Zoology)-2001,University of Calcutta

Post Graduation : M.Sc(Environmental Science)-2003,University of Kalyani

Doctorate : Ph.D.(Wildlife Science)-2010,Saurashtra University, Gujarat

NET : NET,-
Experience
14 Jul 2010 - Present
Asst. Professor (III),
Amity Institute of Forestry and Wildlife

01 Dec 2009 - 30 Jun 2010
Project Fellow,
Rufford Foundation,
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01 Jan 2004 - 30 Nov 2009
Research Fellow,
Wildlife Institute of India,
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Current Courses Taught
Evolution and Biogeography

Philosophy of Ecological Science
Publications
Studies on the Spider Fauna in Mixed Sal Forest Area of Chandrabani, Dehra Dun ,
Indian Forester

Spider Assemblage in the Heterogeneous Landscape of Terai Conservation Area, India ,
Grupo Ibérico de Aracnología

Diversity and composition of spider assemblages in five vegetation types of the Terai Conservation Area, India ,
The Journal of Arachnology

Effect of prescribed burning on spider assemblage in Terai Grasslands, India ,
Turkish Journal of Arachnology

The use of spiders (Araneae) as indicator for monitoring of habitat conditions in Terai Conservation Area, India. ,
Indian Forester

Influence of space, vegetation structure, and microclimate on spider (Araneae) species composition in Terai Conservation Area, India ,
Natural History Museum, Bern

Butterfly Abundance & Diversity patterns in urban habitats of Kolkata & adjoining suburban areas ,
Daya Publication

Higher taxa surrogacy and efficiency in spider conservation: A case study from Terai Conservation Area, India ,
WII ENVIS

Higher taxa surrogacy and efficiency in spider conservation: A case study from Terai Conservation Area, India ,
WII ENVIS
Projects
Study on “Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Capped Langur in Assam(Ministry of Environment and Forests)
Research Project on Primatesby (Ministry of Environment and Forests)

Study on Golden Langur, Trachypithecus geei threatened by habitat fragmentation in Assam, India(AIGWES)
Primate Conservation Projectby (MOEFCC)
Activities
Chaturvedi Prize award by Indian Forester for Best Research Paper in Wildlife 2008 Exemplary contribution to Human Rights by IPAC Foundation 2015
Conferences attended
National Congress for Entomology
Organized By :Punjabi University, Patiala

Biodiversity among Mountainous states of India
Organized By :Gurukul Kangri University

Climate Change and Response Measures
Organized By :TERI

Wildlife Crime Prevention: Training for trainers
Organized By :Wildlife Trust of India

Impact of Natural Disasters on Wildlife and Mitigation Strategies
Organized By :Amity Institute of Wildlife Sciences

Interact Conclave on Waste Management
Organized By :Amity International School Mayur Vihar
Scholary Activities
Wildlife Crime Prevention: Training for trainers
Organized By :Wildlife Trust of India

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