Odisha’s Chilika lake gets more winged visitors this summer despite scorching heat

Over 62,000 birds of 88 species found in lake during annual summer survey

Budget 2023-24: ‘Amrit Dharohar’ to encourage conservation of vital wetlands in India

Scheme to promote wetland conservation through community participation

Losing the poets

What can we do to save the birds and ourselves from the chemical menace?

Indian scenario

A crippling lack of data prevents researchers from reaching conclusions

The Silent killer

Pesticides kill insects. Then, they poison animals and birds. Humans are hardly out of reach

Justice done

Gripe water

Bird-brained politics mars Bharatpur wetlands

BYTES

Himachal Pradesh in trouble over tragopan breeding

First Indian study on species discovery pattern

Avoid using caste names for India's beasts

Bird flu pandemic threat as high as in 1997; focus on wild bird migration routes, say experts

Experts urge investment in developing newer generation vaccines based on mRNA technology 

Chemical catastrophe

Pesticides can render birds sterile. Migratory birds can lose sense of direction. The recent history of the world is full of many such examples ess

Fading fauna, forgotten people

There are a hardly any tigers left in Namdapha National Park in Arunachal Pradesh. But, says aparajita dutta , the park is rich in biodiversity, …

Tangled Kites

The kite flying tradition enjoyed by many in India takes its toll on predatory birds known by the same name.

First cases of avian flu found in Antarctic region

Researchers identify species and areas most vulnerable to spread of infection

Enough of noise

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Quiet Exit

Can the forest department save the Great Indian Bustard from extinction?

SOUTH AFRICA

Hope for vultures

Morocco lifts ban on Spanish fishing boats

Nicobar megapode in serious trouble, faces extinction

Bird species found only in Nicobar Islands take a plunge

South Asia

Shoot at sight order for cormorants

Worst marine heatwave on record killed one million seabirds in North Pacific Ocean

The heatwave may be just a taste of what is to come for seabirds around the world as climate change accelerates