Green Bud

Green Bud A) The climate challenge. To understand the risks of climate change and assess options for avoiding or managing such risks. B) The ecosystem challenge.

Our main aim of Rescue & rehabilitation program of Green Bud is to give treatment and care to the injured, orphaned or sick wild animals, so that they can be released back to the wild. To ensure that decision-making takes full account of impacts on the natural environment and their consequences for ecosystem sustainability, human well-being, and economic prosperity. C) The resources challenge. To

promote human well-being, alleviate poverty and minimize waste by ensuring a sustainable supply of water, food and other biological resources. D) The health challenge. To understand and protect human health in a changing environment. E) The infrastructure challenge. To make infrastructure, the built environment and transport systems resilient to environmental change, less carbon intensive and more socially acceptable. F) The societal challenge. To understand the role of government, business and society in enabling all to live with environmental change.

This Ornate Flying Snake was safely moved from a home back to the trees.Harmless, beautiful, and built for the canopy - ...
03/07/2026

This Ornate Flying Snake was safely moved from a home back to the trees.
Harmless, beautiful, and built for the canopy - not concrete.🌱
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Today's Bronzeback Keelback was safely caught and set free away from human settlements. Fast, shy, and completely non-ve...
31/05/2026

Today's Bronzeback Keelback was safely caught and set free away from human settlements. Fast, shy, and completely non-venomous — this forest gem belongs in the trees, not in our homes.It was rescued by Arindam Dey in Digboi.
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18/05/2026

Meet the kukri snake — named for its kukri-knife shaped teeth, but it's all bark and no bite. Non-venomous, shy, and great for the ecosystem. This little one was rescued from a house in Digboi and sent home to the wild.
Cutest rescue of the day
Kukri snakes are non-venomous and harmless to humans, though they can give a nip if handled.
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This monocled cobra was rescued today after it strayed into a home in Digboi (Assam)Named for the single "monocle" or 0-...
11/05/2026

This monocled cobra was rescued today after it strayed into a home in Digboi (Assam)
Named for the single "monocle" or 0-shaped marking on its hood, it's one of India's Big Four venomous snakes. Though its venom is potent, cobras usually avoid humans and strike only when threatened.
Thanks to quick action by Arindam Dey,this beauty was safely released back into the wild.
If you spot a snake: Stay calm, keep distance, and call in: 70868 74123 or +91 93950 00937

02/05/2026

This beautiful copper-headed trinket snake had an unexpected adventure in Digboi!
Rescued from a house by Arindam Dey,this non-venomous and shy species was safely released back into its natural habitat today. With its copper-colored head and graceful patterns, it's a harmless friend to farmers.
Need any help regarding wildlife rescue?Just call in -70868 74123 or +91 93950 00937.
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30/04/2026

Beauty with a Warning🐍
Another one stunning banded krait was rescued after it wandered into a home in Ramnagar.
Known for its bold black-and-yellow bands and glossy scales, it's one of India's most venomous snakes — but also one of the calmest. It rarely bites unless provoked. Thanks to Trinayan Gogoi who rescued it safely and this nocturnal beauty was safely released back into the wild where it belongs.Remember: If you see a snake, don't panic and don't try to handle it.
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70868 74123.
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29/04/2026

This Banded Krait was recently rescued from Babapung, Digboi. The snake had entered a residential area, creating fear among the local people. On receiving information, Arindam Dey quickly reached the spot and safely rescued the snake without causing any harm to it or the residents.

The rescue was carried out with great care, as the banded krait is a highly venomous but generally non-aggressive snake. After the rescue, the snake was released back into its natural habitat in a nearby forest area, ensuring its safety and maintaining ecological balance.

This incident highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and awareness. It also shows how timely action by responsible individuals like Arindam Dey can protect both humans and wildlife.
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