Cobras, Canals and Carabineers
A Rainforest Ecology Experience
Unfairly called the Cherrapunji of the South, Agumbe possesses a lot of its own unique charm and enigmas. Known primarily for the almost unfathomable rain and the clichéd and touristy ‘Sunset Point’, this sleepy town of Malgudi Days fame remains a tiny dot on the highway between Shimoga and Mangalore.
Geographically, the area is a small and low basket in the Western Ghats and consists of very unique flora and fauna. One of the few lowland evergreen forests in the Western Ghats, Agumbe is a naturalist’s dream, offering excitement and discovery at every corner.

Activities:
- Stream Exploration
- Radio Tracking
- Canopy Access
- Survey Techniques
- Night Surveys
- Camping Out
- Waterfall Hike
- Plenty of Photo Ops
- Various learning presentations
Topics will include:
Reptile taxonomy, rainforest ecosystems, snakebite first aid, radio telemetry, king cobra breeding biology, etc.
Who can attend this workshop?
Anyone who is 12 years and above and interested in Nature can attend this workshop. It is open to children and adults. The age range on our workshops has been as large as between 12 and 60 years old! All levels of dialogue, interest and skills are addressed and accommodated.
Accommodation and Logistics:

We will return early in the morning (usually around 5 AM) on the 6th of December.
For further details or to register, please get in touch with Conan Dumenil. 9449010673/ conan@gerrymartin.in.
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