Tinsukia District · Upper Assam · North-East India
A field-based photographic archive of the biodiversity of Tinsukia — organised by taxonomic group, built for documentation, learning, and conservation.
© Dr. Kaushal Sood · Ruddy Shelduck (Tadorna ferruginea)
The Atlas
Tinsukia sits in the upper Brahmaputra valley, where riverine systems, wetlands, grasslands, forest margins and cultivated land meet — supporting the rich flora and fauna of northeastern India.
Every photograph here is a record: a species seen, a place, a moment in the region’s living natural history.
This Atlas presents a structured visual record of species observed in the district, captured in the field. It is an evolving archive — new species and observations are added as documentation continues.
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Explore by group
The Atlas is organised across major taxonomic groups. Each is a growing gallery of field photographs and identifications.
Developed & curated by
Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, Tinsukia College. The Atlas combines his work in the life sciences with field photography — a shared commitment, with the Department, to biodiversity awareness and education.
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