Uploading your lists to your campus’s ‘hotspot‘ will automatically generate a comprehensive list of all species reported from there. (For example, the Wildlife Institute of India is a campus hotspot). In addition, you will be able to calculate the relative commonness of different species on your campus, based on the frequency of observation.
If your campus is open, or if you live on campus, consider completing the Campus Bird Walk registration form so we can include your campus in our list of registered campuses.
To have your campus featured on the event page or included in the final results, submitting the Campus Registration Form is required.
By completing the form, your campus will be listed alongside others on the event page, making it easier for fellow participants to find and join the walk.
Here are some helpful tips for organising a bird walk on your campus.
Please note:
Multilingual Posters
We have the GBBC and CBC social media posters available in 18 languages, ready for download. We encourage you to share these posters in your regional birding groups, use them to spread awareness, and help engage more participants in these important bird counts. Feel free to download and use them as needed!
Download Multilingual Posters Here
CBCÂ Certificates (Coming soon)
The GBBC and CBC Participation Certificates will be updated soon. You can download the certificate and add the participant’s campus name, then print it or send it via email.
For further queries, contact Bird Count India at [email protected] or WhatsApp: 90081 96098
If you are planning on conducting a public bird walk outside any campus, then fill out this form.
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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