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Wayanad conservationist N. Badusha awarded KFBC environmental honour
N. Badusha, a conservation advocate from Wayanad, has been recognised with the Kerala Foundation for Botany and Conservation's environmental award. The prestigious honour includes a cash prize and commemorates the legacy of noted environmentalist Kamarudeen.
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N. Badusha of Wayanad has received the Kerala Foundation for Botany and Conservation (KFBC) environmental award in recognition of his conservation work in the region. The award carries a cash prize of ₹25,000, along with a citation and commemorative plaque honouring his contributions to environmental protection and conservation efforts.
The KFBC award was instituted in memory of Kamarudeen, a distinguished environmentalist and former Reader in the Department of Botany at the University of Kerala. The recognition reflects Badusha's sustained commitment to environmental conservation and his work within the Wayanad district, a region known for its ecological significance and biodiversity.
The award underscores the foundation's mission to acknowledge individuals making meaningful contributions to botanical science and environmental conservation in Kerala. By recognising conservationists like Badusha, the KFBC seeks to encourage further environmental stewardship and raise awareness about the importance of biodiversity protection in the region.