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Janmejay Sethy

Amity University, Wildlife Institute of India

ORCID iD 0000-0001-9517-0747
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Dr. Janmejay Sethy, did M.Sc. in Wildlife and Conservation Biology from North Orissa University, Baripada in 2004, after that he Joined the Wildlife Institute of India as a Field Biologist in 2006, and then he did Ph.D. from Saurashtra University, Rajkot and Affiliation with Wildlife Institute of India on titled “ Ecology of Malayan Sun bear (Helarctos malayanus) with special reference to human-sun bear conflict in Namdapha Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh, then he has been awarded as a Post-Doctoral Fellow (Young Scientist) from Dr. D.S. Kothari Postdoctoral (UGC Scheme) on Ecology of Malayan sun bear (Helarctos malayanus) and their role in forest restoration in Dampa Tiger Reserve, North-East India. Since then has been lending his expertise to the national and international Publications. His special interests are Mammals and Birds, Especially Bear ecology and Conservation biology; he has been conducted research Project “Status and Distribution of Malayan sun bear in North East India”. And have considerable research experience, extensive field work and project monitoring exposure especially in the field of “Status of Tigers, Co-Predator and Prey” in Central India and Tarei-arc landscape in India. Survey on birds Project titled “Different type of land use Patterns of Butterflies and Birds in Tarai Area”

Dr. J. Sethy has been working on Ecology of Malayan sun bear in North-East India with for the last ten years. He has expertise on Animal ecology and conservation biology and he has been internationally recognised as IUCN/BSG Sun bear expert team member and IUCN/WCPA/Protected area Network Expert Member
Dr. Janmejay Sethy has been working in different parts of North-east India on ecology of Malayan sun bear and human-bear conflict since 2008. He has vast practical and research experiences on bear’secology. He is currently associated with Amity Institute of Wildlife Science and has extensive knowledge on project monitoring work especially in the field of small carnivores and Chainese pangolin and Himalayan landscape.

Employment

  • Amity University Assiatant Professor-III
    2017 - Present

Education

  • Wildlife Institute of India PhD, DSK-PDF

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Publications (8)