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Do you study, work or live on a campus of some form? Are you interested in birds? If so, the GBBC Campus Bird Count is for you!
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What |
The Campus Bird Count is a sub-event of the larger Great Backyard Bird Count. It is a coordinated effort to document the birdlife in multiple campuses across India. By “campus”, we include campuses of educational and training institutions, government institutions, research stations, corporate campuses, etc. Broadly speaking, any moderate to large sized area where people study, work or live. |
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Why |
Outside protected areas, campuses in India often contain surprisingly large amounts of important habitat for birds and other wildlife, even in urban areas. Documenting this wildlife is therefore important and it’s also fun and relatively easy! |
When |
14- 17 February 2025Â |
How |
Try and get a group of bird enthusiasts (from within or even outside your campus), and organize yourselves in such a way that you cover all the different areas and habitats that your campus contains. The protocol is quite flexible: basically, you would walk around, and collect as many 15-minute ‘complete’ lists as possible. In other words, each 15 min list should contain all species detected in that time period. Upload these lists through eBird Mobile app. |
A total of 178 campuses across India participated in the 2024 edition of Campus Bird Count, uploading over 6,000 unique checklists. See full results here.
Watch Campus Bird Count Webinar conducted on 30th January 2025.
Check the next page to how your campus data can contributes to a larger picture of bird diversity. You’ll also find tips to make the most of your CBC experience, resources to engage your community, and ways to feature your campus in the event results.
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Fantastic initiative
The excel file with hotspot ids in the Google form doesn’t show my campus, our’s was made an ebird hotspot a few months ago, please update if necessary.
Kindly send the registration link to organise campus bird count