Mohammad S.

I have completed M,Sc in Zoology with specialization in Fisheries from University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. I have near about 5 years experience in the field of data processing, data entry, data compile, data analysis, Excel and Microsoft Office. Im working as a Consultant (Ecologist) of different government project. - Excellent writing skills, collect data and prepare ESIA on biological environment should cover:... -The ecological surveys were undertaken both for aquatic and terrestrial habitats in each project site. -Documentation of the flora and fauna, and the ecosystem components of the project sites in order to describe and characterize the project environment; -Assess the conservation significance of each individual project sites through identifying the critical species and critical habitats -Site sampling were undertaken to provide a primary assessment of the biodiversity values of the study area, as well as the potential presence/absence of protected species and ecologically-critical areas, natural habitats and ecosystems; -Flora- including trees, herbs, shrubs, bushes, grasses and others; -Fauna – including mammals, birds both indigenous & migratory, reptiles, amphibians, insects, fish, dolphin, and red- listed species; -Biodiversity study-including carrying capacity; protected and non-protected areas including hunting, poaching, illegal fishing; wetlands; fish; zooplankton; benthic flora and fauna; Fish Catch assessment and faunal inventories and relative abundance fish market survey and record the local fish species. Others as identified in certain sub project area. Activities performed:  -Preparation ESIA considering natural, biological, ecological and ECA aspects in an integrated way.  -Collect data and prepare ESIA on biological environment should cover:...  -The ecological surveys were undertaken both for aquatic and terrestrial habitats in each project site.  -Documentation of the flora and fauna, and the ecosystem components of the project sites in order to describe and characterize the project environment;  -Assess the conservation significance of each individual project sites through identifying the critical species and critical habitats  -Site sampling were undertaken to provide a primary assessment of the biodiversity values of the study area, as well as the potential presence/absence of protected species and ecologically-critical areas, natural habitats and ecosystems;  -Flora- including trees, herbs, shrubs, bushes, grasses and others;  -Fauna – including mammals, birds both indigenous & migratory, reptiles, amphibians, insects, fish, dolphin, and red- listed species;  -Biodiversity study-including carrying capacity; protected and non-protected areas including hunting, poaching, illegal fishing; wetlands; fish; zooplankton; benthic flora and fauna; Fish Catch assessment and faunal inventories and relative abundance fish market survey and record the local fish species.