March 19, 2018

Great Backyard Bird Count 2018––Stories from the Field

GBBC & CBC at Bhusawal Thermal Power Station, Maharashtra

In view of GBBC & Campus Bird Count – 2018, the Bhusawal Thermal Power Station campus registered for the event. Accordingly, an event was planned with Mr Jungle, Princpal of Shri Sharda School, Deepnagar. More than 60 students and over ten teachers took part in early morning birding along the bank of River Tapti. The trail started after a short briefing, and all students enjoyed birding.The surveyed location has mixed habitat, including wetland, farmland, and grassland. Hence, in two hours of birding over 70 species of birds were recorded.

Students are keen to participate in such events; only a small push is required. Events like GBBC & CBC help to enhance birding interest among children, which in turn is very helpful for nature conservation.

–  Lakshmikant Neve

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Pourush Borgaonkar
Pourush Borgaonkar
6 years ago

this activity is attracting more and more young people , they learn the importance of protecting environment and life of other animal. I am retired forest officer, naturally wild life and environment protection is my passion. My son is an Army officer. They have large campuses with lots of trees which support birds and other animals. Where ever I go , I prepare list of birds and give it to the concerned officer to be kept in record and also request them to conduct census in ensuing.

Bird Count India
6 years ago

Wonderful to hear this Sir! We need more and more people, from all professions and walks of life to be involved. Please let us know if Bird Count India can be of any assistance. Our email address is [email protected]

Babasaheb Jawale
Babasaheb Jawale
6 years ago

बहोत अच्छा कार्य हो रहा है. विद्यार्थीयोंमे पर्यावरण और पंछीयोंमे रुची बढने लगी है!

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