Rajasthan: Great Indian Bustard Chicks Enter Rewilding Tunnel

In a significant development for wildlife conservation in India, Great Indian Bustard chicks have begun to use a rewilding tunnel in Rajasthan. The Great Indian Bustard, one of the heaviest flying birds, is an endangered species due to habitat loss and other human activities. The rewilding tunnel is part of a broader initiative to create a safe environment for these birds to grow and thrive. By providing a protected space, conservationists hope to increase the population of the Great Indian Bustard and reduce the risk of extinction.