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Volunteers and Forest Department Conduct Bird Census in Bandipur National Park Ahead of Winter Migration
In preparation for the arrival of winter migratory birds, volunteers and the forest department jointly organized a bird census program at Bandipur National Park.
Volunteers and the forest department jointly conducted a bird census at Bandipur National Park in Karnataka, preparing for the expected influx of winter migratory birds.
The census, organized by the park’s management and local volunteers, aimed to record species, numbers and distribution of birds that are anticipated to arrive during the winter season.
The data collected will help conservationists monitor the health of the park’s avian population and guide future protection measures.
Bandipur, part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, is a key habitat for many migratory species, making the census an important step in safeguarding biodiversity.
The census, organized by the park’s management and local volunteers, aimed to record species, numbers and distribution of birds that are anticipated to arrive during the winter season.
The data collected will help conservationists monitor the health of the park’s avian population and guide future protection measures.
Bandipur, part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, is a key habitat for many migratory species, making the census an important step in safeguarding biodiversity.