"Her (Barman's) untiring work for the conservation of the species augurs well for creating a congenial atmosphere and sensible people dedicated to the conservation of stork," Purohit said at the felicitation ceremony at the Raj Bhawan.
He said Barman's actions would encourage others to take conservation activities more seriously and give a fresh lease of life to environment issues.
He wished her success in her future endeavours and assured help in her campaign for conservation of the greater adjutant stork.
She was conferred the Whitely Awards, also known as the Green Oscars, last month in recognition of her work to conserve the bird species.
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